Let’s talk about your core. No, not the apples-you-left-in-the-fridge-too-long kind of core. We’re talking about the muscles that keep you standing tall, steady, and not flailing like a wacky ...
and balance. Strength training can help improve the health of bones, muscles, and connective tissue and your blood glucose and lipid levels. The Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans ...
"We also slowly start to lose muscle mass as we age. Focusing on building muscle will help us to protect bone density and also help us with our balance. It is also important for daily activities such ...
Brian Mackenzie provides advice on how to test your strength and muscle balance. A speed-strength imbalance between two opposing muscle groups may be a limiting factor in the development of speed.