JavaScript is disabled by your browser. Many features will not work.The Liftforhealth.com Weblog
I'm nearing the age of 66. I've done a good job of maintaining my strength and endurance, but agility, not so much.
So I decided to add an occasional workout that emphasizes agile movement.
Here are the exercises I did, in no particular order.
Getups
Lie on the floor while holding a dumbbell in your outreached hand. Sit up and rise to a standing position while continuing to hold the dumbbell over your head.
Jumping Presses
Press two dumbbells overhead while jumping or bouncing up and down.
Forward Dumbbell Thrusts
Push two dumbbells forward, keeping your arms at shoulder height. Jump or bounce up and down while performing the movement.
Jumping Dumbbell Squats
Squat down while swinging two dumbbells behind you. Jump or bounce back up to a standing position.
Rope Jumping
Jump rope until you are good and winded.
So I decided to add an occasional workout that emphasizes agile movement.
Here are the exercises I did, in no particular order.
Getups
Lie on the floor while holding a dumbbell in your outreached hand. Sit up and rise to a standing position while continuing to hold the dumbbell over your head.
Jumping Presses
Press two dumbbells overhead while jumping or bouncing up and down.
Forward Dumbbell Thrusts
Push two dumbbells forward, keeping your arms at shoulder height. Jump or bounce up and down while performing the movement.
Jumping Dumbbell Squats
Squat down while swinging two dumbbells behind you. Jump or bounce back up to a standing position.
Rope Jumping
Jump rope until you are good and winded.
* posted by Robert on Sat, May 18, 2024
LiftforHealth.com Whiteboard
Hippocrates
All parts of the body which have a function, if used in moderation and exercised in labors in which each is accustomed, become thereby healthy, well developed and age more slowly, but if unused they become liable to disease, defective in growth and age quickly.