Active Aging Inc. has announced the menu and schedule of activities at senior centers for the week of Jan. 20. Meals must be ordered two days in advance.

Healthline.com suggests that seniors exercise through walking, swimming, cycling, and aerobics for strength, flexibility, and balance. CDC recommends the senior that at least 150 minutes of walkouts ...

Senior women can maintain a higher quality of life and reduce the risk of cognitive decline by staying active. It not only ...

These exercises target specific muscles like the gluteus maximus, gluteus medius, and gluteus minimus, while also engaging ...

Half balls, with a rigid base and inflated top, are ideal for balance exercises and adding variety to workouts. "These are ...

It can be difficult to stay on track with exercise in general. For older folks with mobility issues and age-related concerns, ...

Discover free chair yoga for seniors & beginners & free chair yoga exercises that are low-impact & improve flexibility, ...

Please visit or call the Senior Center at 858-756-3041 to register for in-person classes. The Senior Center will be closed ...

Heart disease is one of the leading causes of death worldwide, especially among people over 60. While the risk of heart ...

With chair yoga, you don’t have to get up off the floor,” said Royal Oak’s Jacqueline Polefka, a retired elementary school ...

Take some time to give your brain and body a historical workout. Join "Learn & Burn" and learn about the rise of physical ...

Club offers a way to perk oneself up after the disruption of schedules during the holidays with two exercise classes meant to ...