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Old 06-24-2008, 04:39 AM
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Default 3 Tips For Staying Active Into Retirement

For many of us retirement means a chance to relax after years of working hard five days (or more) a week. Yet it is easy to let that relaxation get the better of you, leading to low fitness levels, too much time spent indoors and poor health. Thankfully there are several simple ways to make sure this doesn’t happen – and none of them require a gym membership or running shoes!

1 – Make small changes daily to ensure you stay active.
There may be no need to go out at all some days, but if you do – even if only for a short walk – your overall health will benefit. Why not leave the car at home when you need to pop into town? That brisk walk first thing in the morning to grab a daily paper will set you up for the day, and the fresh air will do wonders for waking you up!

2 – Stay in contact with friends.
Staying active is much easier and much more enjoyable if you have someone to do it with. There’s nothing better than a country walk with friends… especially if it ends up at the local pub for lunch. Golf, swimming, bowls and many other activities are also ideal for two or more to enjoy together.

3 – Staying active doesn’t just mean in a physical sense – it helps to stimulate the brain too.
Going from a full time job to retirement is a huge shift in anyone’s life. Taking it easy is one thing – stopping altogether is quite another!
Find out about volunteering at your local charity shop, or helping in the community in some other way. Not only will you stay active, you’ll make new friends - and make a real difference as well.
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For many of us retirement means a chance to relax after years of working hard five days (or more) a week(Set Alert)
Yet it is easy to let that relaxation get the better of you, leading to low fitness levels, too much time spent indoors and poor health(Set Alert)
Thankfully there are several simple ways to make sure this doesn’t happen – and none of them require a gym membership or running shoes(Set Alert)
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That brisk walk first thing in the morning to grab a daily paper will set you up for the day, and the fresh air will do wonders for waking you up(Set Alert)
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Well,

I truly believe that as we age, our exercise has to be more part of our daily routine that something time is set aside for.

I walk over to Kaiser to get my meds, that's two miles by the time I get back home. Other activities like housework don't burn much but they keep you moving a bit, and every little bit helps.
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Yea I agree, I try to work in some activity into my daily routines. Now that I am getting into Digital Photography i will be getting out more after the summer. Its way to hot to get out much now.
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