After 40, training priorities shift. Recovery takes longer, joint health becomes more important, and the goal moves from purely chasing performance to building a body that stays strong and mobile for decades. These five exercises address that directly.
1. Romanian Deadlift. The posterior chain, comprising the hamstrings, glutes, and lower back, weakens with age and inactivity. Romanian deadlifts loaded with moderate weight protect the lower back, strengthen the hip hinge pattern, and preserve the muscle groups most critical for posture and injury prevention.
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