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Exercise circuit 1

Getting active can help you keep moving and stay independent. Resistance training, also called strength training or weight training, can improve your balance and strength and lower your risk of diseases.

Exercise circuit 1 goes through exercise safety, warm up activities, 12 circuit exercises and cool down stretches.

You can also download the exercise manual and logbook.

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Disclaimer

The exercises in this video are suitable for most people and are designed for beginners. They are not tailored to any specific condition.

Get advice from your GP before you start an exercise program if you:

  • have any concerns about your health.
  • are not sure if the exercises are suitable.
  • are recovering from an injury
  • or if you answer yes to any questions on the adult pre-exercise screening tool

If any of the exercises are causing you pain or discomfort, stop and get medical advice.

Want to speak to a health coach?

All NSW older adults can access free phone and online health coaching through the Get Healthy Service. The Get Healthy Service offers coaching and online support to help you make lifestyle changes and reach your health goals. The program can support you to:

  • eat healthily 
  • get active  
  • reduce alcohol  
  • reach and stay at a healthy weight 
  • stay active during and after cancer treatment.

For more information on the Get Healthy Service or to register for the program, call 1300 806 258 or visit www.gethealthynsw.com.au

 

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