| As you get older, you may start looking for ways to stay younger, healthier and to look and feel better. If you are like most people you may be at a loss where to start.
Wouldn't it be good to find an organisation dedicated to assisting people to find the right answers, and help them do the right things in a fun, social environment?
Facts, fun and fitness - Boundless Health programs deliver!
Our programs are far more than group exercise.
How do we deliver this to you? We:
- Provide you with a fun social environment.
- Educate you formally and informally.
- Measure your results.
- Help you tailor your exercise.
- Provide you with ongoing support.
- Organise special events for you and your new friends.
- Help you focus on the five key areas of strength, posture, balance, flexibility
and endurance.
You will achieve results as we help you get more out of life.
Things to watch out for:
Being inactive really leaves you open to a variety of health
problems. The less you do, the less you'll be able to do.
In fact, if you give in to it, old age can really drag you
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Osteoporosis: This is one of the most common diseases affecting older Australians today - men as well as women. But the right exercises can help you reduce, and even reverse, the loss of bone mass. What's more we know how to help you, effectively prevent the consequences of osteoporosis altogether (to learn more click here).
Arthritis: Looking after your wellness, circulation, muscles and bones is all great news for your joints. Being active really can help you keep arthritis at bay (to learn more click here).
Heart disease: There's no doubt that regular exercise and good food is a fantastic recipe for looking after your heart (to learn more click here).
Circulation: You need good circulation to keep your mind, heart, bones, muscles and vital organs healthy. Even your hormonal system can be improved, giving you control over things like diabetes (to learn more click here). |
Posture: Good posture
is essential for balance, bone and muscle strength, and
good circulation (to learn more
click here).
Strength: It has been demonstrated time and time again that large gains in strength can be made, as you get older, through exercise. What's more, the benefits of this are many, and can dramatically affect what you are able to do and enjoy, on a daily basis (to learn more click here).
Poor balance: Simple falls can lead to very serious injury. Your best defence is good balance - which is really a combination of muscle tone, posture, mobility and flexibility (to learn more click here).
Flexibility: Being flexible means you can move your body through a greater range of movement with less effort (to learn more click here). |
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