3 Secrets to Boost Muscle Strength After Fifty

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Physical Therapist Margaret Martin shares 3 secrets to increase muscle strength in seniors and fifty plus.

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0:00 Introduction
0:13 Secret #1
1:32 Secret #2
2:42 Secret #3
5:07 Extra Special Secret
7:15 Close and goodbye

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@margaretmartinpt says:

I demonstrate 3 secrets to increase muscle strength in seniors and fifty plus. Give them a try!

@debraa6681 says:

You look really good in bright pink!

@AFH90 says:

So clear and useful! Thank you!

@peasandcarrots1101 says:

So excited I found your channel.

@gheorghefalcaru says:

Excelent!!!!!!!!

@gheorghefalcaru says:

You are so sweet madam!

@DeborahForrester-h9t says:

Could you please include when to breathe in & out with each move. So very important

@Bettytennistragichagelthorn says:

Hello Margaret, I have an essential tremor through my body, at this stage my Dr is not sure if it’s Parkinson’s. After seeing your Three exercises I have been exercising 3 times a day, my walking has improved so Thankyou. Betty.

@resourcefulqueen5109 says:

The colors you chose for the background of this video and your clothing really pops. This color helps to hold my attention. Well done!

@theoillady6076 says:

“Time under load” 🤔I never heard these points explained so clearly. Thank you❤️ Now I get it❤️

@DianaStitching says:

This has to be the best video ever about strengthening exercises. The whole thing explained calmly and clearly. Thank you. I'm 67 and used to be reasonably fit, but recently I've realised that much of my muscle tone has gone. I have some problems with my feet and walking is difficult now. For years it was my main exercise. I can't afford expensive gym memberships so I've been trying to do stuff at home (in a very small space). Most of the advice out there is loud and fast and unsuitable for seniors. Your advice is great!

@humberto7363 says:

Wow Margaret these 3 secrets made my day!! 😍💪 Thank you very much. you are a Fantastic trainer! kind regards from Canadá. Likked & suscribed.

@Kay-pq1uo says:

This is called SLOW MOTION RESISTANT TRAINING. you can eventually work to 2-4 reps with heavier and heavier weights and only have to do this 1-2 times per week. Lifting for 10 seconds up and 10 seconds down. As a woman I did this with leg lifts compared to my husband who did the fast reps. After one month we compared and I was able to life MORE than him!!

@j.p.morgan8367 says:

This capsule is fundamantal. To revisit from time to time.

@charleneelliottartist6844 says:

Hi Margaret, I love your guidance and bought your book Exercise for Better Bones and I've been watching your videos, but one thing I wonder, is, how does one know if they're getting the benefits when it causes delayed onset muscle pain? Every time I attempt light weights (they are only 5 lbs each), I feel very stiff and sore a day or two or thee days afterwards (as though I've shoveled an acre of snow, LOL!). What can I do to prevent the soreness? I am 55 yrs old, very petite, small bones with weak neck/back muscles. I don't get as much pain in my legs or arms – – it's my neck and upper back that I am concerned that I'll never be able to strengthen them due to my whining and feeling like I must be doing something very wrong.

@zodax1 says:

Margaret I am so glad I found you. I appreciate your knowledge and desire to help us stay fit. Can you suggest a series of your videos I can do to compromise a work out for my whole body? I am a 65 year old female. Thank you so much.

@afriendlss says:

My trainer is 81 Yrs old and still going strong he uses the very same techniques you do. He power lifted in his youth competitively but now he insists you don’t need heavy just rhythm and technique. I’m 66 and learning everyday thank you for the video A excellent

@terrybrown2370 says:

I've lifted weights a long time and now I will be a smarter weight lifter. Thank you for these tips

@susangoodrichlerner7819 says:

Fabulous advice!!

@suzyq6767 says:

I think I discovered these ideas by accident but attest to their effectiveness. I'm 59 and have hurt myself in the past. When I shredded my rotator cuff a few years back, the PT showed me an exercise with .5 lb weights. That seemed silly, so I went up to 8 lbs. He took that dumbbell away and returned the .5, explaining that the tiny muscles around the rotator cuff don't need powerlifting. I ditched all my heavy dumbbells for lighter ones and began doing sloooooooow reps. I am up to 5 lbs with 8 reps now, slowly up 1—2—3—4 down 1—2—3—4. I don't strain my neck or other muscles now at all. But I also don't have bat wings. My arm muscles look defined but long and elegant if that makes sense. Squats and lunges, along with walking, biking, and yoga, have given me strong, well-cut, but not bulky thigh and calf muscles. I think I will follow you and see what other interesting ideas you have for seniors. Thank you.

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