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According to an orthopedic surgeon, the decade 35-45 is crucial for building muscle and bone strength. Here's a fitness regimen that can help. 1t5y58
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Dr Wright emphasised that proactive health measures during this decade can help preserve strength and mobility later in life. She said it is a pivotal time for maintaining physical health, addressing hormonal changes, and making impactful lifestyle choices that can shape your future well-being.
She said, “Between 25-45 is a critical decade to get your s*** together. We are peaking out on our muscle. We are peaking out on our bone, and we still have our hormones – men and women. We still have an active contribution.”
Dr Wright recommends this fitness regimen 5y4w38
1. Base training at Zone 2 heart rate for 45 minutes, 3 to 4 times a week.
2. High-intensity interval training for 30 seconds (treill, rower, assault bike, alpine), rest and recover. Repeat 4 times, twice a week.
3. Lift heavy – 4 power lifts, 4 sets. 1-2 reps in reserve. When you finish, you know that you could have done 2 more reps with good form before failing.
{{/usCountry}}3. Lift heavy – 4 power lifts, 4 sets. 1-2 reps in reserve. When you finish, you know that you could have done 2 more reps with good form before failing.
{{/usCountry}}She added, “Every workout needs to start with a dynamic warmup, where, depending on whatever activity you are doing you're warming up every muscle group and every t that you're going to use... I walk for 15 minutes every time before I lift... a dynamic warmup, where it's hip rotations, it's inchworms, it's deep squats.”
{{/usCountry}}She added, “Every workout needs to start with a dynamic warmup, where, depending on whatever activity you are doing you're warming up every muscle group and every t that you're going to use... I walk for 15 minutes every time before I lift... a dynamic warmup, where it's hip rotations, it's inchworms, it's deep squats.”
{{/usCountry}}Note to readers: This article is for informational purposes only and not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek the advice of your doctor with any questions about a medical condition.
{{/usCountry}}Note to readers: This article is for informational purposes only and not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek the advice of your doctor with any questions about a medical condition.
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