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Like I said, nothing startling. I do studio pilates a couple of times a week, if you have aches and pains I really recommend this - I don't have back pain anymo
by chadcmulligan 5y ago
Like I said, nothing startling. I do studio pilates a couple of times a week, if you have aches and pains I really recommend this - I don't have back pain anymore because of this. I walk everywhere now, I used to drive everywhere, I moved inner city near public transport. It seems very personal though, I know some people that run a lot, not for me, others do gym work or golf. It really depends on what bits are hurting I feel. I do think we all need some sort of strength training, and the research seems to back that up, and Pilates is superb for that. I'd been very sedentary for a number of years, and happened to go to someone that had done a lot of rehab work, she was great. I tried a few people though, so just find one that works for you.
Diet is mainly Mediterranean now - beans, lentils, veggies, fish etc. occasional meat, but not much.
- specialist 5y agoYes and: Balance exercises. I was active. Bike commute, some weights, jogging, hiking, stretching. I had to do some physical therapy (before and after surgery). Part of their assessment is balance & stability. I was shocked to learn I had none. Eg I couldn't hold onto one foot and balance on the other leg. Now I recommend everyone starts PT no later than 40 yo. If only for assessment and tuning.