Home Exercise Guide For Adults Seniors Fitness Nutrition Karen Cutler by Karen Cutler 9781981980673, 1981980679 instant download after payment.

Please go to LostTempleFitness.com for more information on this series. This is the first in a series of home exercise guides for frail and fit adults and seniors. It has been proven that exercise and nutrition are two of the main factors that you can control for a healthy lifestyle. Many people do not know how to start an exercise program or how to progress. There are hundreds of pictures for beginner, intermediate and advanced exercise programs, as well as equipment needed. This book is for: The beginner who has never exercised before. The individual that has mastered the basics, but wants to know how to advance to the next level. Pre/post rehab individuals who would like to advance or want a list of exercise programs to follow. The personal trainer, physical therapist, or other coaches who would like their client to have a list of exercises that can be progressed. This book is not for or may need modification: Chronic or acute disorders/injury’s that is not being followed by a health care professional. This book can be used in conjunction with a rehab program. If you are over 40 and have never exercises before, it is advised that a physician clears you first. Undiagnosed pain. The person that does not feel they can safely modify their individual program, although can be used in conjunction with rehab or coaches/personal trainers. People with the following issues that have been cleared by an MD for an exercise program or in conjunction with rehab. These issue will be addressed in future volumes: Arthritis, Cardiopulmonary, Cancer, Metabolic disorders, Autoimmune disorders, Neurological disorders, Orthopedic disorders. What is covered in this book? Home Exercise Programs – pictures and explanations; Myofascial release; Flexibility – Stretching; Core Stability; Balance with progression to Standing Strengthening exercises; Strengthening - Lower extremity - Lying and Seated and Upper extremity; Benefits and Factors to consider before starting an exercise program; Vital signs and how to monitor exercise intensity; Temperature – Heat and Cold; Dehydration; Equipment needed for home exercise; Warm up/cool down; Duration, Frequency, Intensity and Primary Movement Patterns. Nutrition: Protein, Amino Acids, Fats, Carbohydrates, sugars, glycogen, glycemic index, Vitamins and Minerals, Calories, and How to read a nutrition label