Enhancing Strength Over 40: Getting To Know Via 101 Exercises: Strength Grip Training

There are six muscle groups in our body, which means we need to exercise at least two groups per workout so that we also have enough downtime. Strength training over 40 can seem especially daunting, but it doesn't have to be. There are many practices out there that can help make strength training much easier. Author and fitness expert has compiled 101 highly effective strength training exercises that can help you reach the highest point of your fitness performance. Whatever your goal, this book has tips and workouts for you. Inside the book, discover: - Why staying active is the best possible way to stay young into old age - How strength training can prevent or reduce suffering from arthritis, osteoporosis, and other chronic conditions and illnesses - Foundational exercises to improve posture and increase range of motion in your arms, shoulders, chest, and back - Practical, doable programs to improve strength and mobility for hips, knees, ankles, and feet - Quick and effective full-body workouts for when you're on the go - How to improve stability and balance, including ancient wisdom from qigong and tai chi - Exercises to improve balance and coordination, including chair yoga and Pilates - Stretches to help you gain flexibility and find deep relaxation - A special section on water aerobics and why it's a favorite for seniors across the globe - Suggestions and modifications to make any of the exercises easier or more challenging based on the needs of your body - A full 90-day strength training program incorporating all of the above to reach your optimal health and fitness level