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October 17th, 2024

Episode 193: 5 Exercises Not To Do Over 50?

  1. Episode 193: 5 Exercises Not To Do Over 50? Jeff Armstrong 45:25

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In this episode, Dr. Jeff Armstrong and Corbin Bruton delve into the myths surrounding exercises for individuals over 50. They discuss the video titled 'Five Exercises Not to Do Over 50' and break down each Exercise, providing insight based on exercise science principles. They cover kettlebell swings, Olympic weightlifting, box jumps, barbell squats, and tosses, passes, or throws, emphasizing the importance of individuality, safe progression, and maintaining functionality as we age. Tune in to learn why age should not be a limiting factor in your fitness journey.

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Jeff Armstrong W. Jeffrey Armstrong, Ph.D.

Jeff Armstrong is a professor of Exercise Science (Ph.D., Exercise Physiology) at Western Oregon University and host of the Aging Well Podcast. He authored the textbook, 'Pathophysiology & Exercise' (Kendall-Hunt) and teaches a breath of courses from this to Advanced Programming for Sport & Fitness. He is passionate about longevity, health, improving/maintaining performance (Spiritually, Physically, Intellectually, Emotionally, and Socially--what he refers to as "well-centered fitness") across the lifespan, and aging well.

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