Posted on 02/22/2023 1:41:35 PM PST by ConservativeMind
Is the goal to stay out of the hospital or out of the funeral parlor? Big difference.
My lifestyle is modeled after neighbors and my dad that lived to be in their late 80’s to mid 90’s. All of them had a daily routine that involved physical labor that included much lifting, much walking, machine running etc. That included splitting wood by hand, walking through brush filled woods mending fences, shoveling snow, walking behind a garden tiller, or mower, wood or mechanical shop projects. Anything physical that keeps a person away from the computer or TV.
Now this does not keep one out of the hospital, for joints need replacing, which should be done early. My knee doctor said they stop doing this at 80. The sooner it gets done in life the higher quality of life a person has.
My brother retired with a TV remote in one hand and six pack of beer in the other and died young.
Diets can affect people in other ways. Martin Luther broke with the Catholic Church when the Holy Roman Emperor put him on a diet of worms.
work makes me go off corporate property to smoke
so thats how i get my exercise
its quite a hike
work makes me go off corporate property to smoke
so thats how i get my exercise
its quite a hike
“It’s too Soviet!”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0QgBavxCjQ
It really is important, but I have a hard time making myself do it. I admire people who have the self discipline to do it.
I try to get in around 10,000 steps a day. I an 79 and so far so good.
Just 20 minutes of daily exercise can keep you out of the hospital, unless of course you have been vaxxed.
Back that 40 up and make that gainful enjoyed exertion ie. a job. May help alleviate a nation of paid loafers,,,, too.
Way too many fat people everywhere, just my observation.
Doesn’t count if it’s broken up?
“I’m 79...Thye shoulder impingement finally got me. I start therapy Monday.”
You beat me by about 15 years! I’m no stranger to physical therapy. Keep up with it and do what they tell you and you will stay away from the guys with the long knives.
I am 66 and when I was younger had multiple knee surgeries and have always had trouble kneeling and skiing. Sitting on the lifts when it is cold and with heavy equipment on always killed me. Also driving in a car for more than a couple of hours my knees would be stiff.
I started doing knees-over-toes guys’ stuff. He has weird things like walking backward on a treadmill and strange ‘Keep On Trucking” (poster in the 70’s) like steps. I gotta tell you I can go full down into a squat with no problems and I went skiing hard with just a 1/2 hour lunch on all expert runs yesterday and I didn’t hear a peep from my knees.
So there is something to this exercise stuff.
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