By the time the day gets rolling, it’s easy for movement to slide down the list. That’s why morning exercise can be such a strong play after 60. You get your body moving early, raise your heart rate, and work your midsection before the day pulls your attention elsewhere.
Crunches have been the default ab move for years, but they only train one small piece of core strength. Flattening and thickening your midsection takes a broader plan. You want exercises that involve more of your body, build strength, and support the daily movement that makes fat loss more realistic.
When I coach clients over 60, I like morning routines that feel productive without feeling punishing. The best sessions start with movement, shift into strength, and finish with controlled core work. You should feel awake and capable after the workout, not drained before breakfast.
This routine follows that flow. Jumping jacks raise your h...

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