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Leg Exercises For Seniors | Leg, Knee & Hip Exercises For Seniors | (Includes Single-Leg Exercises)

In this video, we through both double-leg and single-leg exercises to help get your legs stronger.

Leg Exercises For Seniors

Join me (Mike - Physiotherapist) for this lower body exercise video which includes both double-leg and single-leg exercises to get your legs stronger.

It's important to include single-leg exercises to strengthen up both legs-equally, with only double leg exercises you could be using one side more than the other.

In this video we cover:

  1. Intro

  2. Double-Leg Exercises

  3. Single-Leg Exercises

Do your best and any questions ask below!

- Mike

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Standing Hip Exercises For Seniors | Beginner Hip Exercises

Join Mike, Physiotherapist, for 8-minutes of standing hip exercises for seniors.

Increase mobility & strength - beginner Hip exercises for seniors

Hey everyone, join me (Mike - Physiotherapist) for these standing hip exercises for seniors.

In this exercise video, we work the hips.

The hips are an important area of the body to keep strong and moving well!

Today's hips exercises are all standing ones. You may have found in the past, or today, that with certain single-leg standing exercises, for example, hip abductions, or hip extensions (like we do in today's video) or the balance exercises, the opposite side seems to get a workout.

Maybe even more so than the leg that is moving!

This is completely normal! When we do single leg work, the leg that is stationary is now working overtime to keep you stable. You're working your hip stabilisers.

Once you get stronger, after staying consistent with the exercises, you'll notice this muscle fatigue you feel goes away.

- Mike

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Seated Hip Exercises For Seniors | Hip Stretches For Seniors

This week we will be working our hips in the seated position

These exercise videos helps stretch and strengthen the muscles of the hips for seniors

seated hip exercises for seniors - stretch, strengthen and relieve hip pain

This week we are working on strengthening and stretching our hips in a seated position.

I know many of you get pain in the hips and these exercises will help!

SEATED HIP WORKOUT FOR SENIORS - ROUTINE

  • Warmup - Marching on Spot - 30 seconds

  • Buttocks Stretch - 30 seconds

  • Adductor (Groin) Stretch - 30 seconds

  • Hip Flexions x 10 each leg

  • Straight Leg Raise x 10 each leg

  • Isometric Hip Adduction - 5x5 second holds

  • Isometric Hip Adduction - 5x5 second holds

  • Hip Extension with resistance band x 10

  • Hip Abduction with resistance band x 10

  • Hip Flexion with resistance band x 10

(To get straight into the exercise go to 35 seconds).

Enjoy the exercise and let me know how you go!

- Mike

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Hi, I’m Mike!

Seniors' Specialist Physiotherapist and Exercise Scientist.

I have spent many years working with people over 60, in Australia and now all over the world, to help them improve their health and fitness.

If you're over 60, I have designed this website to give YOU everything you need for you to move better, get stronger, become fitter, get healthier and look and feel better!

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