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In-Home Personal Training vs. the Gym After 50: The Truth About What Works

Strength training after 50 pays off in independence, balance, bone health, and confidence. Where you train has a lot to do with whether you keep showing up. A gym and in-home personal training can both deliver real results, but they work very differently. In this post, we’ll cover how in-home personal training compares with the gym on convenience, accountability, privacy, […]

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After 50: Grip Strength for More Than a Strong Handshake

After 50, grip strength becomes an important part of your fitness routine. A firm handshake makes a great first impression, but it is the least important thing your hands do. Strong hands with good grip strength after 50 carry groceries up the porch steps, twist the lids off of stubborn jars, steady you on a handrail, and keep suitcases from […]

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Fitness After 50: How Often Should You Strength Train?

Ask 10 people how often to lift weights and you might get 10 different answers, most delivered with total confidence. At Nielsen Fitness, our team of personal trainers takes a more individual view. Strength training after 50 does not come with a one-size-fits-all schedule, because the best frequency depends on what you want, how long you have been training, how […]

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Exercise and Menopause Part 2: The Truth About Training

In Part 1 of this series, we explained why muscle and bone matter so much after menopause. Now that you understand what’s happening in your body, we can dive a little deeper into the training. As a team working with women through every stage of life, we know exercise during perimenopause and after menopause is best kept simple and deliberate. The […]

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Aging Strong: How Strength Training is the Best Way to Protect Your Bones and Joints

Lifting weights as you get older might be one of the smartest things you can do for healthy aging. Let’s break down what’s actually happening inside your body when you train, and why we build our in-home and virtual programs the way we do. BONE DENSITY DOESN’T HAVE TO FADE QUIETLY Bone is living tissue, and just like muscle, it […]

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Building Muscle After 50: It’s Not Just Possible, It’s Practical

At Nielsen Fitness, we hear the same doubt all the time: “Isn’t it too late for me to build muscle?” Our answer is always the same, and it’s backed by decades of combined coaching experience and a growing body of exercise science: no, it is not too late. In fact, building muscle after 50 may be one of the most […]

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The Truth About Why Strength Training Matters More After 40 (Part 1)

Many people enter their 40s believing that slowing down is simply part of getting older. A little less energy, a little more stiffness, and a few extra pounds seem inevitable. While aging does bring changes to the body, losing vitality isn’t something you have to accept. A consistent strength training routine is the best way to build a stronger future. […]

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How to Improve Hip Mobility and Why It Matters

Hip mobility — or lack of it — has a strong impact on movement, strength, and overall well-being. Whether you’re training in a gym, working with a virtual personal trainer, or exercising with one of our in-home personal trainers in Toronto, Collingwood, London, Hamilton, or Ottawa, hip mobility should be a part of your fitness routine. Read on to learn why hip […]

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Exercising with chronic pain: What you need to know

Living with chronic pain can feel like a constant battle. “An estimated 7.63 million, or one in four Canadians aged 15 or older, live with chronic pain” (Canadian Pain Task Force Report: September 2020). Whether it’s caused by arthritis, fibromyalgia, or past injuries, persistent pain often limits movement, reduces quality of life, and makes even simple tasks feel daunting. Understandably, many people […]

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Exercise & Your Heart

Your heart is one of the most important muscles in your body, perpetually pumping blood to keep you alive. Taking care of your heart is crucial, and one of the best ways to do that is through regular exercise.Whether you’re looking to prevent heart disease, manage your blood pressure, or simply maintain long-term health, exercise is a key component. Read […]