Tag: fitness over 50

Why a Proactive Ager Needs an Online Trainer

Aging isn’t a passive process—it’s something you take control of. If you’re here, you already know that Proactive Aging means taking deliberate action to stay strong, mobile, and independent. But let’s be honest—doing it alone isn’t always easy.

That’s where hiring an online trainer changes the game.

The Proactive Aging Blueprint is all about having a plan, tracking progress, and staying accountable. And that’s exactly what you get when you work with an online coach.

30 Minutes of Cycling in the Morning

I love kickstarting my day with 30 minutes of cycling, (stationary or road, depending on the weather) on a regular basis. Here are seven good benefits that will help me live a longer, healthier, more active life and retain the strength and mobility from my youth without risking injury. And I’ll take my bike over a walker any day!!

10 Advantages of Having a Personal Trainer as You Age

A personal trainer isn’t just for building muscle—they’re a partner in your long-term health and independence. Investing in your fitness now ensures you stay strong, capable, and badass for decades to come. A personal trainer isn’t just for building muscle—they’re a partner in your long-term health and independence. Investing in your fitness now ensures you stay strong, capable, and badass for decades to come.

Help, I’ve Fallen… Testing and Improving Your Balance

Let’s talk balance. It’s one of those things you don’t think about—until you’re suddenly grabbing for a railing or feeling that moment of panic mid-stumble. If you’ve ever laughed at those “Help, I’ve fallen, and I can’t get up!” commercials, listen up: Without good balance, that could be YOU.

Here’s the reality—as you age, your balance naturally declines. Muscle loss, slower reflexes, and reduced coordination all play a role. But here’s the good news: Balance is a skill, and like any skill, it can be trained and improved!

Arthritis and Strength Training—Why Lifting Heavy is the Best Medicine

If you’ve been told to “take it easy” because you have arthritis, I’m here to tell you that’s bullsh*t advice. Strength training isn’t just safe when you have arthritis — it’s one of the best things you can do to fight it. And I don’t just say that as a trainer — I say that as someone living with arthritis in both shoulders, my left knee, and as someone who had my right hip replaced due to osteoarthritis.