As we get older, exercising can be even more important for good health. Whether you’re already active or just trying to pry yourself from the couch, our expert offers do’s and don’ts to help you get the most out of your exercise routine.

9 Tips for Safe Outdoor Workouts
Want to amp up your workouts? Ditch your treadmill and try a walk or jog in a tree-filled park or neighborhood. Find nine tips to moving your workout outside, including safety tips.

Preventing a Fall If You Have Arthritis
One in three adults over the age of 65 experiences a dangerous fall each year. Commonly, falls are caused by arthritis pain in the hips, knees or ankles. Here’s how to reduce your risk.

When and How to Start a Running Program
Running can be a fun and satisfying way to stay active. A sports medicine physician talks about starting out a running program — and working your way up to the long run.

Taking Care of Mom’s Heart With Dr. Cho
It’s time for you to show Mom your love by considering her health for a change. Leslie Cho, MD, explains that Mom needs to monitor and manage her numbers, her diet and her activity level.

Athletes and Enlarged Hearts
A diagnosis of an enlarged heart in athletes may be a serious medical issue – or just a byproduct of an active lifestyle. The challenge for physicians is differentiating between the two.

Dance Your Way to Fitness (Video)
Dancing can provide terrific aerobic exercise, add to your strength and flexibility and improve your balance and posture. Most of all, it’s fun. What’s not to like?

So You Want to Be A Runner
Before getting started, learning about proper shoe wear, having a good training plan and doing cross-training should help to keep you off the injured list.





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