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Exercise for Older Adults
Frequently Asked Questions
- What can exercise do for me?
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- What is the difference between
exercise and physical activity?
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- How do my muscles work?
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- Is it true that most people
lose 20 to 40 percent of their muscle tissue as they age?
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- If I have a chronic condition,
should I consult a physician before exercising?
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- What health conditions would
compel me to consult a physician before exercising?
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- What safety tips should I
follow if I've had hip repair or replacement?
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- How do I know if I'm doing
vigorous activity?
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- Do I need a personal trainer?
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- Do I need special clothing?
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- Do I need to buy any special
equipment?
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- Should I eat or drink anything
special?
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- What kinds of exercise should
I do?
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- How can strength exercises
help me?
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- What safety tips should I
follow for strength exercises?
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- How can I tell if my lower
body strength is increasing?
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- How can I tell if my upper
body strength is increasing?
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- How can balance exercises help
me?
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- What safety tips should I
follow for balance exercises?
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- How can I tell if my balance
is improving?
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- How can flexibility exercises
help me?
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- What safety tips should I
follow for flexibility exercises?
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- How can endurance exercises
help me?
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- What safety tips should I
follow for endurance exercises?
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- How can I tell if my endurance
is increasing?
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- How much exercise should I get
each week?
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- Is there a way to measure how
hard I'm exercising?
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- What is the Target Heart Rate?
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- Who should use the Target
Heart Rate?
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- How do I use the Target Heart
Rate method?
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- How frequently should I assess
my progress?
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- How can I stay motivated to
exercise?
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- What can I do for extra
motivation?
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- How can I keep on track with
my exercise routine?
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- Are there any other resources
from the National Institutes of Health which can help older people
learn about exercise?
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