The Sarcopenia Workout: 5 Simple Exercises to Prevent Age-Related Muscle Loss

This video reviews the latest research showing that age-related muscle loss (sarcopenia) can be prevented with simple, safe exercises that can be done at home using light weights.
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Info 0:00
Lower Trapezius Exercise with Resistance Bands 4:50
Calf and Toe Muscle Exercise with the ToePro 8:54
Partial Forward Lift with Weighted Bag: Bicep and Anterior Deltoid Muscles 10:24
Lateral Step-Up with 4 inch Step and Weighted Bag: Glute, Hamstring and Quad Muscles 11:33
Tips on How to Perform the Lateral Step-Ups 14:18
Oblique Twist and Lift Exercise: Serratus Anterior, Adductor, Oblique Core Muscles 17:03
Dr. Buckhout Summarizes the Sarcopenia Workout 18:48
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