Muscles

Your nervous system, your primary internal communication system, senses and interprets changes in external and internal body conditions and relays appropriate instructions to organs and tissues in response. How does it work?

Retirement and old age may be a long way off, but it is never too soon, or too late, to take positive action to slow down your aging process and promote health and quality of life well into your senior years through regular physical activity.

Regularly performing a few simple “ab” exercises can increase your core muscle strength and endurance which can benefit your health as well as improving body shape.

Physical flexibility helps you perform everyday activities and protects your body from injury. Performing a few simple stretching exercises for various muscles two to three times a week can provide you with health benefits.

Performing exercises for your biceps, along with exercises for your triceps will help you build stronger, more muscular and/or shapelier arms. No time for the gym - no problem: learn about exercises which require minimal equipment.