Question 1

Is a low-impact workout enough exercise for seniors?

Accepted Answer

Yes, when done consistently — combined with daily walking, three sessions a week of strength and balance work like this meets the general activity guidance for older adults from WHO and CDC.

Question 2

Do I need any equipment for this workout?

Accepted Answer

Just a sturdy chair or counter to hold for balance; everything else uses only your bodyweight.

Question 3

Should I check with a doctor before starting?

Accepted Answer

Yes, especially if you have a heart, lung, joint or balance condition, have had a recent fall or surgery, or have not exercised in a long time.

Question 4

What if I cannot balance without holding something?

Accepted Answer

Hold a chair or counter with one or both hands for as long as you need to — that is a normal and safe way to do every exercise in this plan.

Question 5

Is it normal to feel some muscle soreness after this workout?

Accepted Answer

Mild muscle tiredness for a day or two is normal as your body adapts; sharp or worsening joint pain is not, and should be checked by a doctor or physiotherapist.

Question 6

Can this routine help with falls?

Accepted Answer

Balance exercises like the standing side leg raise and sit-to-stand can help improve stability and strength, which studies suggest may help reduce fall risk, though no exercise can guarantee against falls.

Question 7

How do I know when to make an exercise harder?

Accepted Answer

Once 2 sets feel comfortable and you can complete them without needing the chair for support, add a set or a few more reps rather than increasing several things at once.

운동	세트	휴식
제자리 걷기	1 × 60 초 한쪽당	30 초
의자 스쿼트 (앉았다 일어서기)	2 × 8-12	60 초
벽 팔굽혀펴기	2 × 10-12	60 초
스텝업	2 × 8 한쪽당	60 초
스탠딩 사이드 레그레이즈	2 × 10 한쪽당	45 초
맨몸 카프레이즈	2 × 12	45 초
버드독	2 × 8 한쪽당	45 초

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