Can women over 50 do high intensity interval training?
High-intensity interval training workouts for seniors
For people over 50 who are wary of attempting this exercise program, I can help you put together a safe and effective plan.
You may be new to the personal training field, and you are uncomfortable exercising with a senior client. I have examples of HIIT workouts you can try out with your clients.
HIIT workouts for seniors
Before doing your first workout, watch each video to be sure you have the proper form and equipment. Warm up and then stretch after finishing your session.
HIIT workout for seniors with knee pain
Push-ups on kitchen counter 30-45 seconds
Opposite elbow to knee 45-60 seconds
Russian twist in the chair 30-45 seconds
*Standing leg raises 30 seconds on each leg
Plank on a chair for 20-45 seconds
Back row and fly 30-45 seconds
Gluteal toe taps 30-45 seconds for each leg
No jump, jumping jacks 30-60 seconds
Repeat two to three times
Finish with a five to ten-minute stretch
*You can hold on to a chair or wall
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HIIT workout for seniors with back pain
Chair or bed squats 30-45 seconds
Step-ups 30-45 seconds for each leg
Plank on a chair or floor for 20-45 seconds
Squat lunge with row 30-45 seconds for each leg
No jump, jumping jacks 30-60 seconds
Bird dog 45 seconds
Repeat two to three times
Finish with a five to ten-minute stretch
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HIIT workout for seniors with shoulder pain*
Chest presses with a ball 30-60 seconds
Jumping jacks high-impact or no jump, jumping jacks
V-ups modified or full 30-45 seconds
Skaters lunge 30-45 seconds
Low row with resistance band 30-45 seconds
Squat jumps 30-60 seconds
Flutter kicks with modifications 30-45 seconds
Back extensions on the floor 30-45 seconds
Repeat two to three times
Finish with a five to ten-minute stretch
*For seniors with no lower body joint issues.
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