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February 19th, 2023

Episode 71: Squats–The Exercise Every Senior (Everyone) Should Do (?)

  1. Episode 71: Squats--The Exercise Every Senior (Everyone) Should Do (?) Jeff Armstrong 50:49

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Bob and Brad, the self-proclaimed “most famous physical therapists on the Internet”, suggest that the squat is “The Most Important Exercise for Seniors to Master.” An opinion piece on BOXROX.com, however, tells us to “Stop Squatting Now.” Confused? In this episode, Dr. Armstrong and Corbin Bruton discuss why the squat is, indeed the most important exercise for anyone to master and the pros and cons of the four exercises suggested by BOXROX.com–as well as our thoughts on the variations of the back squat.

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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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