Weak Glutes After 60? This Sitting Exercise May Help More Than Walking! | Senior Health

Описание: Weak Glutes After 60? This Sitting Exercise May Help More Than Walking! | Senior Health
Did you know that after the age of 30, we can lose 3–8% of our muscle mass every decade? Your glutes, the largest and most powerful muscles in your body, take the hardest hit. Weak glutes aren’t just about appearance—they increase your risk of falls, hip fractures, lower back pain, knee problems, and poor balance. But here’s the good news: you don’t need squats, lunges, or even to stand up to rebuild them!

In this video, we share 6 seated glute exercises specifically designed for adults over 60 that target all the glute muscles safely and effectively. These exercises are backed by scientific studies and are ideal for anyone dealing with knee pain, hip replacements, or balance concerns. From seated marching to the gold-standard seated glute bridge, you’ll learn how to strengthen your glutes, improve your posture, enhance balance, and regain confidence in daily activities.

Exercises Covered in This Video:

Seated Marching – Wake up your hip flexors and glutes.

Seated Leg Extension with Glute Squeeze – Improve joint stability with co-contraction.

Seated Hip Abduction – Strengthen your gluteus medius to prevent falls.

Seated Glute Squeezes – Combat “gluteal amnesia” and retrain your muscles.

Seated Single Leg Glute Press – Correct muscle imbalances for better posture.

Seated Glute Bridge – The most effective seated exercise to rebuild your glutes after 60.

Consistency is the key. Performing these exercises regularly can lead to noticeable improvements in strength, balance, and mobility in just a few weeks. You don’t need to be an athlete—just show up, follow the routine, and your glutes will thank you.

✅ Benefits of Strengthening Your Glutes:

Reduce the risk of falls and hip fractures

Improve lower back and knee health

Enhance posture and balance

Increase independence and confidence in daily activities

Start today with simple seated exercises and make the seated glute bridge your top priority. Your body will feel stronger, your movements more secure, and your independence preserved for years to come.

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