Essentials – Lower Body

Essentials – Lower Body

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Lower body muscles are the first to see a decline in strength with age
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The glute (or buttock) muscles are typically classified as an upper body muscle
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Having lower body muscle, bone, and joint strength is important in preventing falls
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