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Simple, Effective Leg Endurance Exercises for Seniors (Standing - Intermediate)
Boost leg strength, stability, and endurance with this 20-minute standing workout for seniors. No equipment needed—just simple, effective exercises to keep you active and confident in your movements. Perfect for intermediate levels.
LEG ENDURANCE EXERCISES FOR SENIORS
Doing exercises for your legs should be the priority when it comes to your exercise program. This is the reason I have created many leg exercise videos in the past.
Your legs are your foundation! They keep you mobile, independent, and able to do everyday activities like walking, standing, and climbing stairs.
When your legs are strong, you move with confidence. When they have endurance, you can keep going without tiring too quickly.
So what’s the difference between leg strength and leg endurance:
Leg Strength is about how much force your muscles can produce to perform tasks like lifting, standing up, or pushing for example.
Leg Endurance is about stamina—how long your muscles can keep working before they get tired.
Both are essential if you want to be moving better. But… if you find yourself tiring too quickly, and you want to be walking further, working on endurance can make a big difference.
So, how do you build endurance?
Endurance is built through consistent, moderate-intensity activity over time.
One effective way to build endurance is by doing higher reps of exercises. Higher repetitions help your muscles adapt to working for longer periods without fatiguing too soon.
Another great way to improve leg endurance is by gradually increasing your walking distance, or challenging yourself with stairs and different terrains. This helps your muscles become more efficient and better equipped for longer or more intense activities.
It's important to build it up slowly—give your body time to adapt.
And with that said... Let’s get moving with some simple but effective leg endurance exercises in the beautiful outdoors to help you move better for longer.
To view this video, click the video below (or HERE).
I hope you enjoy this workout! Part 3 to come soon!
Remember to stay moving!
Stay healthy! Stay active, stay happy! and I’ll see you soon!
- Mike
Intermediate whole body workout for seniors
This energizing session incorporates weights and resistance bands, targeting strength, balance, and overall stamina. Whether you're a beginner or have experience, this workout is suitable for all levels. Stay active, improve your fitness, and prioritise your health with this specially designed-routine. Start today and embrace a stronger, fitter version of yourself!
Intermediate Full Body Workout For Seniors
In today’s video we we do exercises at a slower tempo with higher repetitions, and we also use equipment in the form of hand weights (dumbbells) and a resistance band.
If you don’t have the equipment, that’s ok! You can still follow along and get a great workout!
The video is 20 minutes long; however, I designed it so that even doing the first set will get results (you can progress to the 3 sets over time if you’re not quite at this level!). And in the first set, we don’t use equipment.
To find out more about progressing exercises. Click to read my article HERE.
Also, If you want to purchase the resistance band I use in this exercise video (and many other videos) which is simple to use, you can do so HERE.
To get moving with me, click the video below.
Remember, consistency and progression with exercise is key!
Stay moving! and I’ll see you soon!
- Mike
Strength and Balance Workout For Seniors - 20 Minutes, with Weights,
In this video, we go through some gentle mobility, exercises for the whole body with weights, balance and a quick cool down
Intermediate 20-Minute Workout For Seniors
Follow along with me (Mike - Physiotherapist) for these whole-body exercises to strengthen your body and improve your balance, it goes for 20 minutes, is of intermediate level (all in standing - not for beginners) and we use hand weights. Enjoy and let me know how you went below!
In this video we cover:
Give this exercise a go and let me know how you went.
- Mike