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An Encouraging Story of Bone Health at Age 88
At 88 years old, maintaining strong bones is an important part of preserving independence, mobility, and quality of life. And despite what some people might think, one CAN continue to build bone and preserve bone density as one ages IF they start strength training. And yes, one can start a strength training program at any age. ANY age. My client Mona’s bone density testing over the past several years tells the story of a woman whose skeletal health has remained remarkably resilient despite the natural aging process. I met Mona for the first time in March of 2023, just about three weeks before her 85th birthday. She came with her daughter Liz to the gym one weekend. I showed her how to squat and taught her how to get down to the floor and get back up. After this impromptu session, she was hooked and started strength training with me
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