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Sunday, September 27

UK Data Examines Strength Training After 55

New findings explore how strength training relates to healthy ageing in adults over 55.

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New UK data looks at strength training and healthy ageing after age 55. The findings challenge simple assumptions about getting older and staying fit. The report focuses on how adults over 55 may be fitter than expected. It adds new evidence to the conversation about strength and healthy ageing.

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