Bone density naturally goes down as we age, but the right kind of movement can slow that process—and sometimes even help stop it.
The best combo? Weight-bearing impact + strength training.
Your bones are living tissue, and they respond when you give them work to do.
Let's talk about a few simple moves you can start adding to your routine:
• Squat
• Lunge
• Hip hinge (I demo a DB RDL)
• Heel drops for low impact
• Jump squat for higher impact
Short bursts of loading and impact help your bones stay active, responsive, and strong.
And the good news—you don’t need long workouts to make a difference. A few sessions a week goes a long way.
Keep your bones working, and they’ll stay stronger. Start small, stay consistent, and build from there. https://gofb.info/WorkoutsWithBrian
#bonedensity #fitnessblender #strengthtraining #bonehealth
The best combo? Weight-bearing impact + strength training.
Your bones are living tissue, and they respond when you give them work to do.
Let's talk about a few simple moves you can start adding to your routine:
• Squat
• Lunge
• Hip hinge (I demo a DB RDL)
• Heel drops for low impact
• Jump squat for higher impact
Short bursts of loading and impact help your bones stay active, responsive, and strong.
And the good news—you don’t need long workouts to make a difference. A few sessions a week goes a long way.
Keep your bones working, and they’ll stay stronger. Start small, stay consistent, and build from there. https://gofb.info/WorkoutsWithBrian
#bonedensity #fitnessblender #strengthtraining #bonehealth
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