Don’t make these training mistakes just because you’re over 40!

After you turn 40, you will notice that your body is changing. You regulate specific routines, maybe add glasses to help improve vision or knee wraps during a run to avoid pain. Aging is a process, and regular exercise can help you do it gracefully. Bodyweight strengthening exercises they are especially important as you enter your forties and beyond. Doctors, physical therapists or trainers will tell you the idea that all its downward spirals when exercising in middle age is obsolete. However, when your body changes, it’s a good idea…

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Aerobic exercise offers benefits for gait and fatigue in multiple sclerosis

Data from a 12-week study evaluating high-intensity aerobic cycling exercise in multiple sclerosis (MS) patients demonstrated improvements in walking speed and ability, as well as significant reductions in physical fatigue. Most importantly, the researchers concluded that this approach may be a valuable rehabilitation method for managing MS-related walking limitations and mitigating fatigue. The study involved 18 individuals with MS who were randomly assigned to either forced exercise (FE; n = 11) or voluntary exercise (VE; n = 7) for a 4-week observation period without intervention, followed from 2 exercise sessions…

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