top of page

Elderly Athletes and Endurance Sports: Key to Better Health


Sports and the elderly? Do they go together? Well, yes! Seniors, too, can get fit and healthy by engaging onto various kinds of sports, that to include endurance sports.

Think about a 66-year-old grandma who still swims like a 40-year-old does. Or a 75-year-old grandpa preparing for his upcoming triathlon match. This is not impossible, especially if done properly.

Despite other studies claiming that endurance sports would just lead to worsening cardiac conditions, such risk is just so small compared to its benefits — that to include looking younger and fitter, weighing just right for their age, being less prone to illnesses, and basically gaining a positive outlook in life.

With the various home care services and solutions for elders, they can likewise get more support as they undertake such endeavors.

— Image Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

Kommentare


Featured Posts
Recent Posts
Search By Tags
Follow Us
  • Facebook Basic Square
  • Twitter Basic Square
  • Google+ Basic Square
  • Facebook Social Icon
  • Twitter Social Icon
  • Google+ Social Icon

Palo Alto - Los Altos - Menlo Park - Atherton - Mountain View - Sunnyvale - Hillsborough - Portola Valley - Woodside
San Jose - Saratoga - Los Gatos - Santa Clara - Cupertino - Campbell - Monte Sereno - Gilroy - Morgan Hill
San Mateo - Redwood City - Burlingame - San Carlos - San Bruno - Belmont - Millbrae - Foster City - Daly City - Brisbane 
Walnut Creek - Danville - Orinda - Lafayette - Moraga - Concord - San Ramon - Pleasant Hill - Brentwood - Martinez - El Cerrito 
Pleasanton - Fremont - Oakland - Dublin - Milpitas - Newark - Piedmont - Berkeley - San Leandro - Union City - Hayward - Emeryville

Copyright 2023 Homecare California, Inc.
All rights reserved.

LIC# 434700006

bottom of page