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Madrid, Spain – A fitness enthusiast known as 'La Nani Fitness' has shared a simple yet effective exercise routine aimed at helping older adults and sedentary individuals improve their ability to climb stairs and strengthen their legs. The routine, demonstrated in a recent online video, focuses on practical exercises that can be performed using common household items like stairs and a sturdy chair. In the video, the instructor, dressed in athletic wear, guides viewers through two primary exercises: stepping up on stairs while holding a railing for support, and stepping up onto a chair with controlled movements. She emphasizes the importance of slow, deliberate motions and highlights that the exercises are designed to build leg strength, thereby reducing the strain on arms often experienced by those who rely heavily on railings. 'Are you one of those people who have to grab on like this to climb stairs, and your arms end up hurting?' the instructor asks, addressing a common struggle. She assures viewers that her routine will help 'strengthen your legs more, and your arms won't hurt as much.' The fitness expert advises performing 10 repetitions with each leg for the stair exercise and encourages participants to do as many repetitions as they can for the chair exercise, always with caution. She recommends a minimum routine duration of 15 to 20 minutes, twice a week, and stresses the importance of stretching for five minutes before and after each exercise session. The routine is presented as a gentle yet effective way to enhance mobility and maintain an active lifestyle for those facing challenges with daily physical tasks.
¿Eres de las personas que te tienes que agarrar así para poder subir una escalera y te terminan doliendo los brazos? Pues hay una rutina ideal para q…