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Senior Health - Fitness

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      new window 50-Plus Fitness Association Description: Devoted to information about, motivation toward, and participation in exercise and fitness while aging. (50plus.org)
new window Accent on Health Description: Motivation, inspiration and resources with tips on whole body conditioning for people over 50. (accentonhealth.com)
new window Activekarma.com Description: Features articles and tools for those over 40. (activekarma.com)
new window Advice for the Aging Athlete Description: Informative article, authored by William G. Raasch, MD, Director of the Division of Sports Medicine, Medical College of Wisconsin and Froedtert Hospital. (healthlink.mcw.edu)
new window AgeFit Description: Senior fitness services for the older adult community. (agefit.com)
new window Alexander Technique and Aging Well Description: How this century-old method of stress reduction can help seniors. (alexandertechnique.com)
new window American Senior Fitness Association Description: Provides senior specific fitness training, certification and resources for exercise professionals who serve older adults as well as fitness information and tips for mature exercisers. (seniorfitness.net)
new window Coronay Artery Rehabilitation Group Description: A self-help, volunteer, non-profit group dedicated to promoting a healthy life style for persons with cardiac problems, with the help of cardiac specialists. (carg.ca)
new window Encyclopedia of Sports Medicine and Science: Aging and Exercise Description: A comprehensive and somewhat technical article on the physiological changes associated with human aging and the positive role that exercise can play. (sportsci.org)
new window Fit Senior Online Catalog Description: Fitness, sports, gymnastic, aerobic equipment, as well as cycles, treadmills and related products and prices. (fit-senior.com)
new window Fitness First for Women and Seniors Description: Center designed to accommodate the unique needs of women of all ages and senior citizens. (New Jersey) (fit1st.com)
new window Fitness Past Fifty Description: Provides information to help mature adults stay fit and maintain a healthy lifestyle. (fitnesspastfifty.com)
new window Geri-Fit Description: Vendor of a 45-minute weight training workout for older adults, also providing information on osteoporosis. (gerifit.com)
new window Karlsigma's Fitness Philosophy Description: Tips for diet, nutrition, exercise, fitness, mental health, and longevity, from a retired scientist. (members.aol.com)
new window Michigan Senior Olympics Description: Information about this program which promotes healthy lifestyles by organizing state games, sports competitions, fitness, and wellness programs for individuals over 50. (michiganseniorolympics.com)
new window National Institute on Aging Page: Don't Take It Easy Exercise Description: An authoritative site from the National Institute on Aging describing the benefits and guidelines for exercise for seniors. (nia.nih.gov)
new window New Mexico Senior Olympics Description: Information on their annual state games and events held throughout the year. Includes a quarterly newsletter, results, events, records and senior profiles. (nmseniorolympics.org)
new window Older Women And Fitness Description: Brief summary of research conducted by an undisclosed source on the importance of exercise for the older woman. (womens-health-fitness.com)
new window Over 50 Magazine Description: Middle Tennessee Edition of a bi-monthly publication. (over-50.org)
new window Portraits of Senior Athletes Description: "Growing Old is Not For Sissies" Two black and white photography books about senior athletes doing the sports that they love best. (ettaclarkphotography.com)
new window Senior Health, from About.com Description: Links, articles, and information on senior health and fitness. (seniorhealth.about.com)
new window Senior-Fitness.com Description: Offers information on stretching and exercises to maintain balance and prevent falls among seniors. (senior-fitness.com)
new window SeniorWorld Online Description: Health, fitness, and nutrition articles for seniors. (seniorworld.com)
new window Silver Sneakers Description: Fitness programs for seniors working in conjunction with health plans. (silversneakers.com)
new window T'ai Chi - Kung Fu Alliance Description: Providing professional, certified instruction in Yang Style T'ai Chi and Northern Shaolin Kung Fu. Specializing in the Beginner Senior T'ai Chi Student. (taichialliance.byregion.net)
new window Walk Tall Description: Exercise program for prevention and treatment of osteoporosis. (triadpublishing.com)
 




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