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PHYSICAL ACTIVITY#1

Any movement that engages muscles and expends energy, crucial for maintaining health.

EXERCISE#2

Planned, structured physical activity aimed at improving fitness, such as strength training or aerobics.

STRENGTH TRAINING#3

Exercises designed to improve muscle strength and endurance, often using weights or resistance.

FLEXIBILITY#4

The ability of joints to move through their full range of motion, important for overall mobility.

CARDIOVASCULAR EXERCISE#5

Activities that elevate heart rate, enhancing heart and lung health, like walking or swimming.

BALANCED EXERCISE PLAN#6

A regimen that includes strength, flexibility, and cardiovascular activities for overall fitness.

SELF-ASSESSMENT#7

A process where individuals evaluate their own fitness levels and health status.

FITNESS GOALS#8

Specific, measurable objectives set to improve physical health and exercise habits.

SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS#9

Guidelines to ensure exercises are performed safely to prevent injuries.

MODIFICATIONS#10

Adjustments made to exercises to accommodate individual fitness levels and health concerns.

WARM-UP#11

Light activities performed before exercising to prepare the body and reduce injury risk.

COOL-DOWN#12

Gentle movements post-exercise to help the body transition back to rest and prevent stiffness.

SUPPORT NETWORK#13

A group of friends, family, or professionals that encourages and motivates individuals in their fitness journey.

MOTIVATIONAL STRATEGIES#14

Techniques used to inspire and maintain commitment to exercise routines.

EXERCISE JOURNAL#15

A record of workouts, progress, and reflections to track fitness journey and achievements.

COMMUNITY FITNESS CLASSES#16

Group exercise sessions that foster social interaction and motivate participants.

HEALTH CONCERNS#17

Common medical issues affecting seniors that may influence exercise choices.

CASE STUDIES#18

Real-life examples used to illustrate successful fitness strategies for seniors.

REWARD SYSTEM#19

A method of acknowledging achievements in fitness to encourage continued participation.

EXERCISE EFFECTIVENESS#20

The degree to which an exercise program meets its intended health and fitness goals.

SAFETY CHECKLIST#21

A list of precautions to follow during exercise to ensure safety and prevent injuries.

REST DAYS#22

Scheduled breaks from exercise to allow the body to recover and prevent overtraining.

HEALTHY AGING#23

Promoting physical and mental well-being as one ages, often through regular exercise.

SUSTAINABLE HABITS#24

Long-term behaviors that promote ongoing physical activity and health.

QUALITY OF LIFE#25

The general well-being of individuals, enhanced through physical health and activity.