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How to start weight training after 60 and why it can slash your risk of early death

How to start weight training after 60 and why it can slash your risk of early death
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New research indicates that 90 to 120 minutes of weekly weight training can significantly reduce the risk of early death and neurological disease. Experts recommend starting with a functional movement screen to create a safe, personalized exercise program.

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Providing evidence-based health advice for older adults helps mitigate age-related health risks and promotes longevity.

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A suitable workout routine will be based on your baseline fitness and movement ability. Picture: iStock

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The article summarizes scientific findings and provides expert fitness advice neutrally.

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