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Comment on Balance Training for Elderly — Start with Ankle Strength

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Comment on How can Exercise Training Reduce Loss of Balance and Falls in the Elderly?

Elderly Alert Systems — Mon, 18 Jul 2011 17:10:35 GMT

I remember when I used to worry about my grandparents falling and severely injuring themselves. Now I worry about my folks doing the same and I can also see myself trending toward having to worry about the same issue. As such, I can definitely see the value of an exercise program as well as an "education" program which teaches seniors to avoid putting themselves into hazardous situations.

Comment on Balance Training for Elderly — Start with Ankle Strength

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Comment on Building Physical Reserves Maintains Independence -Part II

Stout's Shoes — Fri, 25 Feb 2011 01:33:34 GMT

I really enjoyed reading this post and got a "kick" out of your reference to the "Fountain of Youth" as that is what my dear Grandpa always hoped to "find". I agree that regular exercise is one of the few activities in which we may engage in order to maintain our physical reserves, increase our overall health, increase our well-being, and ultimately increase our independence. Additionally, as we get older, being "fit" will indeed help prevent falls and, if one should fall, being physically fit will only aid in the healing process!

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Comment on Balance Training for Elderly — Start with Ankle Strength

Colon Cleanse — Wed, 01 Dec 2010 00:53:35 GMT

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Comment on Balance Training for Elderly — Functional Exercise for Healthy Aging

Shower Chair — Tue, 30 Nov 2010 19:37:35 GMT

Thank you for your great overview of the issue of "balance" and the elderly. Both of my parents are in their mid-80's and they are certainly not as "nimble" as they once were (nor am I).

As an elderly person's falling often results in broken bones, I also appreciate how you synthesized the findings of the above-referenced study into easy-to-follow recommendations. Thanks!