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freeonlineworkouts · 4 months ago
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Here are 5 chair exercises you can do to get your blood flowing:
Seated Rows:
Sit upright in your chair, feet flat on the floor.
Hold onto the sides of the chair for support.
Lean back slightly and row your elbows back as if you're pulling on oars.
Squeeze your shoulder blades together and then slowly return to the starting position.
Leg Lifts:
Sit tall in your chair with your core engaged.
Extend one leg out straight in front of you, keeping it parallel to the floor.
Hold for a few seconds, then slowly lower it back down.
Repeat with the other leg.
Arm Circles:
Extend your arms out to the sides and begin making small circles forward.
Reverse the direction and make circles backward.
Increase the size of the circles gradually.
Shoulder Shrugs:
Sit up straight and slowly shrug your shoulders up towards your ears.
Hold for a few seconds, then slowly release.
Repeat several times.
Calf Raises:
Sit on the edge of your chair with your feet flat on the floor.
Slowly raise your heels off the floor, then lower them back down.
Repeat for several repetitions.
Important Note:
Always consult your doctor before starting any new workout routine, especially if you have any health conditions.
Listen to your body and stop if you feel any pain.
These exercises are a great way to get some movement in throughout your day, even if you're limited on time or space.
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jesse-ben-israel · 5 months ago
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GET FIT OVER 50 WITH THESE EASY CHAIR WORKOUTS
Getting Fit Over 50: Embrace Easy Chair Workouts Join me as I take on the challenge of getting fit over 50 with these easy chair workouts. Let’s see how much progress we can make! As we age, our bodies undergo various changes that can make it more difficult to stay active. One of the biggest misconceptions is that you need to be in a gym surrounded by heavy weights and complicated equipment to…
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scrapesaladofficial · 1 year ago
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(via Stay Active and Healthy: The Best Chair Exercises for Seniors)
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heathermehf · 1 year ago
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discoverybody · 1 year ago
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Benefits Of Chair Exercise For Seniors
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For seniors who might struggle with typical workouts or have mobility issues, chair exercise is a useful and convenient option. Elderly people must engage in regular physical activity to preserve their health, fend off chronic illnesses, manage their weight, and improve their mental wellbeing. The goal of chair exercises is to improve mobility and flexibility, which are vital for seniors to carry out everyday tasks with ease and preserve their independence. Furthermore, chair exercises build bones and muscles, promote mental wellness, and improve cardiovascular health.
Social engagement and a feeling of community can also be fostered by taking part in group chair exercise programs. Depending on their requirements and capabilities, seniors can incorporate a variety of chair exercise routines into their everyday lives, including chair aerobics, seated Tai Chi, resistance band exercises, and sitting yoga and stretching.
Before beginning any new workout regimen, elders should speak with a fitness expert or their healthcare provider, though. When doing chair exercises, there are a few safety measures that need to be taken. These include warming up and cooling down, starting gently, maintaining good posture, listening to your body, and drinking plenty of water. Seniors can lower their risk of injury and increase their general fitness and well-being by adding chair exercise to their regimens.
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satoblue · 7 days ago
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OMG THESE SKETCHES OF MY BABY 💘💘💘
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doc--samson · 20 days ago
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leonard doing therapy for anyone else: have you tried journaling? i’m going to give you some breathing exercises. these feelings are valid, what’s important is figuring out which should be processed in the short term, and which require more introspection. are you interested in trying medication?
leonard doing therapy for bruce: i’ve invented some sort of contraption,
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rowanisawriter · 5 months ago
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i know for a fact that maybe 20 generations ago i was a monk in an abbey that brewed beer for the other monks and also helped shave their heads like that little patch of bald on their heads i would help with that. i just know it because whenever i imagine myself in an abbey i can almost feel the cold in the air and it smells different from how cold smells now, you know when its winter and you can smell the winter and how it smells different from fall. So i know i was there and i know i brewed good beer too. and i would be the best at praying also
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scrapesaladofficial · 1 year ago
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(via Master the Sit to Stand Exercise: Build Strength, Mobility, and Balance)
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heathermehf · 2 years ago
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uncanny-tranny · 2 years ago
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Hey, you're being lied to about what fitness constitutes. If you can't work in an hour-long crossfit slog, but you can work in a five-minute walk, then that is still fitness. If you can't use your legs but you can do arm circles every now and again, that is still fitness. If you're moving around at work, that's still fitness. It can be intentional or incidental, but here's the best part: your body doesn't care if you're dedicating specific work-out times. It doesn't care if the "only" fitness it gets is your nine to five on your feet. It doesn't care, fitness is fitness is fitness. Some of us do it differently, but the end result is more or less similar.
If you can do any type of fitness safely, your body isn't going to care if you're doing it like an Olympic athlete or if you're just a casual.
#fitness#gentle reminders#i hate hate hate the idea that fitness must be done Intentionally and in a Hegemonic Way#like... fitness is whatever you make of it and whatever you do#your body isn't going to be like 'well you walked for fove minutes but you didn't do shoulder presses at the gym so it doesn't count 😊'#if you want more specific forms of fitness then SURE you might want to do more specific exercises and activities#but if your goal is overall movement for however much if your body then... you don't Need to be THAT specific#and your goals may be specific for only parts of your body and that's GREAT!#a wheelchair user may for example do more arm exercises so they can use a manual chair for instance...#...and to many people i've noticed they don't think it 'counts' because the chair user isn't using 'all' of their body...#...but it's like... using your arms in non-powered chairs can be really important so like. it's still fitness.#you don't actually have to equally focus on everything if you don't want to or can't#all this to say that fitness is Not hegemonic and you don't need to feel shame about what you do or don't do#even a tiny tiny TINY amount is significant and matters <3#this is definitely something i've gotten more passionate about since becoming a ~gym bro~#because you see just how different people are and what they want out of fitness#and it's taught me a lot more about my own disabilities and how i work with (and even against) them to find balance#this is what i love about those fitness video games too! because they're often made to be engaging and fun!#i LOVED just dance as a kid and that was fitness merging with video games (and i loved video games (still do!))#and i HIGHLY recommend people get video games like just dance or that one nintendo ring game because of these elements!#it combines the comfort of home with movement with engaging music/story/video game elements#and things like that make me believe in peace and love and care on planet earth <<3
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fitnessmantram · 2 years ago
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Chair Exercise To Lose Belly Fat || Yoga Pilates to Reduce Fat || #short...
Chair exercises are a great low-impact way to incorporate movement into your routine, whether you do them at home, in your office, or in a class setting. With weights or resistance bands, the majority of people can burn between 120 and 250 calories in 32 minutes.
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wifeiy · 2 months ago
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pabs-art · 1 year ago
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It looked a lot like a droideka so I ended up photoshopping it
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mod2amaryllis · 7 months ago
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artschoolglasses · 1 year ago
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Exercise Chair, 1790-1820
"Exercise chairs like this mahogany example were sometimes called 'chamber-horses', because the users bounced up and down, exercising their legs in a way similar to riding a horse. They were an early equivalent of the modern indoor exercise bicycle. They were advertised from as early as 1740, and were evidently still used in 1803 when the designer Thomas Sheraton illustrated one in his Cabinet-Maker and Upholsterer's Drawing Book. From the 1740s they were constructed from several layers of boards separated by metal coiled springs, although springs were not used for the upholstery of easy chairs until the 1830s."
From the Victoria and Albert Museum
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