Walk into most gyms, and you’ll see rows of machines designed to target your core, each promising to tighten your midsection with enough reps and time. The problem is, many of those movements lock you into fixed positions that don’t reflect how your body actually moves. After 60, your core responds better to exercises that combine strength, control, and coordination rather than isolating one small area at a time. That’s where something as simple as a chair can completely change the game.
Chair-based exercises bring your core back into real-world movement. You stay upright, you stabilize through your hips, and you learn how to control your torso while your body is in motion. From my experience coaching clients, this is often the turning point where people start to feel their core working the way it’s supposed to. It’s not just about Read Entire Article

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