Paul EugeneBorn To Inspire The World To Dance & Fitness
Chair Aerobics4 baby boomer’s, seniors and everybody elseChair Aerobicsis a workout that anyone can do. It’s not just for seniors or people with disabilities. I got introduce to chair aerobics a few years ago when I injured my foot and was scheduled to do a hi intensity cardio show. The thought came to me to just to a work out from a chair. The rest is history. I am grateful and thankful for the thousands who have benefited from it around the world. What’s on the horizon, “Chair Strength”, strength training done from a chair. Chair Aerobics is a aerobic exercise that requires little space and just a chair or stability ball. In this workout you will utilize your legs, feet, heels, arms and hands. BenefitsAerobic Conditioning: A simple routine such as marching in place,pulling arms back a back and forth movement and alternating with over head and front arms push ups will cause the heart rate to climb, thus aerobic conditioning is being achieved. Abdominal Exercises:Transforming the chair marches into seated knee lifts exercises your abdominal area. Ankles and Calves: The heel-toe movement exercises your ankles and calves. This executes a form of dynamic stretching and can develop well-toned calves. Strength Training: Adding light hand weights or can of vegetables you can tone the shoulders, chest, biceps and triceps muscles. Legs: Extending the legs out and up works the quad muscles in the front part of the leg. Active Healthy SeniorThis past summer I got carded for the first time being a senior. I was at a amusement park that classified anyone age 55 and over as a senior. I asked to purchase a senior admission and the clerk asked for my drivers license. I just had a ball with it. She was floored. Being a senior does not mean being out of shape or looking old. There are many healthy active seniors who made fitness a lifestyle and are models to young people today, what they can feel and look like at a senior age. Copyright 2012 Paul Eugene, All Rights Reserved, Privacy Statement