Over 60? 5 Essential Exercises to Quickly Build Stronger Glutes | Senior Moves

Описание: Are you over 60 and determined to stay strong, balanced, and independent?

In this video, Senior Moves reveals 5 essential exercises specifically designed to strengthen your glutes — one of the most important yet most overlooked muscle groups in senior health.

Walking is helpful, but research shows it activates only a small portion of your glute muscles. That’s why many active older adults still struggle with back pain, poor balance, or increased fall risk despite “doing everything right.”

This science-backed guide goes beyond basic movement to help you rebuild real, functional strength that supports daily life.

From simple glute bridges to safe, modified Bulgarian split squats, every exercise in this video is:

Joint-safe

Physical therapist–approved

Designed for adults over 60 who want to move better, not just more

These aren’t just exercises. They’re practical tools for improving posture, balance, confidence, and long-term independence.

At Senior Moves, we believe aging isn’t about slowing down — it’s about training smarter. Our mission is to help adults over 60 reconnect with their bodies using movements that are safe, effective, and proven to work.

Whether you’re new to exercise or returning after time away, this video shows how small, consistent actions can rebuild strength and stability — starting today.

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📚 Research Sources Referenced

This video is informed by peer-reviewed research in physical therapy, aging physiology, and mobility science, including:

University of Waterloo — Muscle Activation During Walking in Older Adults (2019)

Journal of Orthopedic Therapy in Aging — Functional Glute Training for Gait Correction (2021)

University of Florida — Step-Up Interventions and Stair Stability in Seniors (2021)

Journal of Geriatric Physical Therapy — Targeted Glute Activation and Mobility Improvements (2022)

Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy — Glute Bridges and Lower Back Pain Reduction (2020)

Aging & Balance Journal — Hip Abduction Strength and Fall Recovery (2021)

Journal of Aging Research & Movement — Gluteus Medius Function in Aging Populations (2022)

Neuro-Muscular Review — Single-Leg Stability and Aging (Perez et al., 2020)

European Journal of Senior Health — Home-Based Resistance Training for Seniors (2023)

⚠️ Disclaimer

Senior Moves provides educational content only and does not offer medical advice.
Always consult your physician or healthcare professional before beginning a new exercise program, especially if you have existing medical conditions or joint concerns.

Move at your own pace — safely and intelligently.

📢 Copyright & Fair Use

This content is provided under Fair Use (Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act) for educational purposes.
All referenced materials belong to their respective owners.