Gentle Range of Motion Chair Exercises for experince (Arthritis/Limited Mobility/True Beginners)

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because  Introduction: Gentle Exercise Class for old

 Setting the Tone
Welcome to Improved Health for old! Today, we’re focusing on gentle exercises tailored for individuals facing mobility challenges, such as arthritis. The key is to prioritize your comfort and adjust as needed. Let’s start with some basics.

Preparation: Getting Ready for the Exercises

If available, grab some water bottles for makeshift weights. However, it’s alright to skip these if they don’t suit you. You’ll also need a chair with proper posture and comfortable footwear, preferably sneakers.

 Upper Body Exercises

 Wrist Rotations and Arm Stretches
Begin with gentle wrist rotations and overhead arm stretches. Breathe in as you stretch overhead and exhale as you lower your arms. Repeat this sequence a few times, focusing on your breath and movement coordination.

 Arm Movements: Forward and Overhead
Follow by moving your arms forward and backward, ensuring comfort in your range of motion. Then, alternate between pulling arms down and reaching them overhead, allowing variations to suit your comfort level.

Arm Stretch for Swimming Motion
Simulate a swimming motion by stretching your arms forward and around,because engaging the muscles with each movement. Aim for smooth motions and focus on the stretch in your arms.

 Lower Body Exercises

 Leg Taps and Side Stretches
Transitioning to lower body exercises, start with tapping your feet forward and to the sides. For those in wheelchairs, adapt by adjusting your position slightly for better mobility.

 Heel Taps and Calf Raises
Tap your heels forward, keeping your body in a comfortable position. Following this, lift your heels to strengthen your calf muscles, enhancing stability and balance.

 Toe Lifts and Marching Motion
Shift focus to your toes by lifting them,because engaging the front of your legs. Gradually move into a gentle marching motion, maintaining a pace that suits your comfort level.

Strength Building: Upper and Lower Body

 Arm Rows and Chest Press
Utilize water bottles or weights for exercises like arm rows and chest presses.because Focus on controlled movements, imagining resistance, and engaging your muscles.

 Core Strengthening and Bicep Curls
Strengthen your core by lifting your calves and performing bicep curls. because Ensure controlled movements and avoid straining your shoulders.

 Tricep Kickbacks and Shoulder Raises
Extend your arms for tricep kickbacks and perform shoulder raises, focusing on your shoulder comfort and adjusting the weight or movement accordingly.

 Final Stretches and Cool Down

 Leg Extensions and Upper Body Stretches
Continue with leg extensions to strengthen your quadriceps. For the upper body, because stretch your arms in different directions, focusing on shoulder mobility.

 Breathing Exercise and Closing Remarks
Conclude the session with deep breathing exercises, inhaling and exhaling deeply while bringing your arms overhead. Finally, hydrate yourself and stay tuned for more classes!

 Conclusion: Encouragement and Feedback

 Call to Action
Remember to hydrate post-exercise and consider subscribing for future classes. Your feedback matters, so drop your comments and suggestions below. Share these exercises with friends and family to promote wellness in your community.

Bye for now,because and wish you a wonderful day filled with health and vitality!

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