Something we can all agree on: strength gains protect long-term health, mobility and, let's be honest - boosts confidence. A large body of evidence that includes systematic reviews from exercise science organizations, shows that resistance and power training improve lower body strength, walking speed, balance, and reduces fall risk as we age. In other words: training reduces the very real risk of losing independence as you age and helps us move and feel better overall. And if you want to...

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