Active Seniors

March 2015

What is Osteoarthritis?

Osteoarthritis (OA) is one of the most common problems for people over 55, and though many people see it as a normal part of ageing it can be avoided and managed! OA can affect people in a large vast number of ways, causing considerable pain, stiffness and reduced quality of life, but research suggests that

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What is Osteoporosis?

So what is osteoporosis (in real people language, not just Dr speak)? Osteoporosis is a commonly misunderstood condition, which is frightening considering how common and debilitating it is. Many people refer to osteoporosis as a lack of calcium, however it is bone density that is lacking, of which calcium makes up a large part. With

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We are all unique

When it comes to exercise there is definitely no one sized fits all program. We are all very unique! Our bodies are different and we will react to exercise differently, so what works for one person may not have the same effects for another and can actually be dangerous. For this reason it is essential that

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How to get more for less

There is an interesting notion among many people that increased fitness and strength improvements come from doing more. While it is true that volume is a factor that needs to be considered, often the intensity of the activity has a greater influence on just how much you need to do. During a recent health talk

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