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In this Vital Years episode, we discuss the challenges of `aging` and how `sarcopenia`, the `muscle mass decline with age`, impacts daily life. Discover the surprising link between physical strength and the `aging brain`, explaining why `cognitive decline in aging` can be connected to your muscles. Learn how understanding these changes is crucial for maintaining vitality and independence as you get older. 🧠💪

After 60, muscle loss doesn’t just affect your strength — it can also affect balance, independence, and even brain health.
This 15-minute strength routine for adults over 60 is designed to safely build muscle and support long-term brain function.

Many people notice everyday tasks getting harder after 60 — standing up from a chair, carrying groceries, or keeping balance.
What’s often overlooked is that muscle loss after 60 impacts not only the body, but also the brain.

In this Vital Years follow-along video, you’ll complete a safe, research-supported 15-minute strength routine designed specifically for older adults.
No gym. No floor work. Just a sturdy chair, your body weight, and optional light resistance.

This routine focuses on:
• lower-body strength for standing and walking
• upper-body strength for posture and daily tasks
• core stability and balance for fall prevention
• gentle movements that support brain-body connection

Research shows that strength and resistance training in older adults may support cognitive function, balance, metabolic health, and independence when practiced consistently .
This routine is adaptable, joint-friendly, and meant to meet you exactly where you are today.

SAFETY & TRUST NOTE:
Always move within a comfortable, pain-free range.
Mild muscle effort is normal — sharp pain, dizziness, or chest discomfort are not.
Consult your healthcare provider if you have medical concerns before starting a new routine.

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👉 Try this routine 2–3 times per week for 30 days and notice how daily movement feels easier.
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4️⃣ CHAPTERS / TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 – Why Everyday Movements Feel Harder After 60
00:34 – How Muscle Loss Affects the Brain
01:29 – What You Need for This 15-Minute Routine
01:48 – Why Strength Training Matters After 60
02:51 – Safety Guidelines Before You Begin
03:54 – Warm-Up: Prepare Your Muscles & Joints
04:13 – March & Reach Warm-Up
04:34 – Shoulder Rolls & Chest Opener
04:53 – Lower Body Strength for Independence
05:13 – Sit-to-Stand Exercise
05:42 – Supported Split Squat
06:04 – Upper Body Strength & Posture
06:22 – Wall or Counter Push-Ups
06:42 – Core & Balance Training
07:05 – Standing Core March
07:24 – Heel-to-Toe Balance Walk
07:47 – Cool Down & Stretch
08:07 – How Often to Do This Routine
08:50 – Final Message: Strength Protects Your Future