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Staying Active as We Age: What Helps and What Gets in the Way

At Back To Health Physio, we’re passionate about helping older adults stay active, strong, and independent. A recent study looked at what encourages and what prevents regular movement in people aged 65 and over.What Did They Find To Help?The study found that older adults are more likely to stay active when they: Feel the benefits: noticing …

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Concussions: Spot The Signs And Know What To Do Next

What Is a Concussion?Even a mild bump to the head can cause a concussion—a type of mild brain injury caused by the brain being shaken inside the skull. Recognising the signs early and managing it properly is key to a full recovery.Common Causes of Concussion: Falls (especially in children and older adults) Sporting collisions (football, …

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Seniors…Move Better, Stay Stronger

Aging doesn’t mean losing strength and independence—it means training smarter. As we get older, our muscles naturally weaken, making daily tasks like getting out of a chair, carrying groceries, or climbing stairs feel harder. But the good news? Strength training can help slow down and even reverse this decline.Traditional vs. Functional Strength Training: What’s the Difference?When …

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Types Of Exercise That Positively Impact Older Adults

As our bodies get older, we become more vulnerable to stressors such as falls, fractures, disability, and dementia. One way we can limit these risks is by improving our balance.What is multicomponent exercise?Multicomponent exercise is an exercise program that focuses on strength, endurance, and balance training.A recent meta-analysis study was conducted to discover the benefits …

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