The 30-Minute Workout That Will Change Your Life | Empowering Midlife Wellness

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  • Опубліковано 1 гру 2024

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  • @sandipaler3856
    @sandipaler3856 7 годин тому

    This is exactly what I have been looking for Susan. Lots of UA-cam’s explaining what’s needed but nothing tangible for me to follow. Thank you so much for sharing. You’re a great doctor and a great teacher.

  • @zorinaganpaul1598
    @zorinaganpaul1598 4 дні тому +5

    That was sooooo helpful!💕 Thanks so much for sharing Dr Susan ❤ Looking forward for the next session

  • @djbosnick1072
    @djbosnick1072 3 дні тому +2

    Excellent video geared to those of us "of a certain age" but will benefit any woman starting to strength train!! Thank you!

  • @tonnettel.7254
    @tonnettel.7254 3 дні тому

    These are great, I can do these despite my total spine issues. I just adjust my weights for what works for me. I may not lift over 10 lbs but it still helps me with balance and core strengthening. Workouts, as mentioned in the video are meant to push yourself and listen to your body.

  • @elvirabroekhuizen8718
    @elvirabroekhuizen8718 День тому

    So helpful Dr!

  • @sharondube9207
    @sharondube9207 3 дні тому +1

    Thank you ☺️

  • @Juliet875
    @Juliet875 14 годин тому

    Love the video thank you. It's so important for our bones to lift weights. I try to work out 4 days a week, weights, etc... I'm also hearing Vitamin K1 and K2-4&7 are super important for our bones. I take a K2-4 dose of 500 mcg & K2-7 dose of 100 mcg. I'm hearing I should be taking K1 as well. Also, hearing we should be taking a dose of K1-1500 mcg, K2-4 -1000 mcg and K2-7 200 mcg. So confusing! Could you do a video on K1 and K2 and educate us. Thank You

  • @susanking276
    @susanking276 День тому

    Excellent episode! How can I modify the exercise where you kneel on one knee? I have to replace my right hip and knee. Hopefully I’m a year or two out. Also I’ve been advised to not raise a weight over my head bc of damage that can occur to shoulders. I had my left shoulder scoped 10 years ago. I do have tons of arthritis. I do Essentrics, planks and walking. Would love your comments.

    • @drsusan
      @drsusan  День тому

      This would be good to discuss with your trainer. It’s hard to talk about your personal case without seeing you, but everything can always be modified.

  • @christinemack2153
    @christinemack2153 3 дні тому

    Good challenge for me, thank you for the tips too.

  • @Durelle522
    @Durelle522 4 дні тому

    Susan, you look fantastic 😊

    • @drsusan
      @drsusan  День тому

      Thank you so much

  • @julenelauro4308
    @julenelauro4308 19 годин тому

    How heavy are the weights you are using?

    • @drsusan
      @drsusan  10 хвилин тому

      If you watch the video, you will see we talk about the weights frequently

  • @nancyjacobson9940
    @nancyjacobson9940 4 дні тому

    Thank you Susan. I however have so many health problems like torn meniscus, carpel tunnel, tendon thickening, shoulder weakness and arthritis. I cannot do one of these exercises. I’m so concerned. What can I do? I worked out with a trainer for years but I think he caused some of my problems.

    • @cleanqueen75
      @cleanqueen75 3 дні тому

      I can relate. I have a bone spur on my big toe and had carpal tunnel surgery so planks and push ups kill my wrists and my foot. I still do them but I feel it in my top of my foot the next day.

    • @cleanqueen75
      @cleanqueen75 3 дні тому

      I can relate. I have a bone spur on my big toe and had carpal tunnel surgery so planks and push ups kill my wrists and my foot. I still do them but I feel it in my top of my foot the next day.

    • @squirrelboss7067
      @squirrelboss7067 День тому

      Try swimming or aqua fit? Body weight exercises would be better than nothing too. Being very careful and gentle of course.

  • @sandypalermo9759
    @sandypalermo9759 4 дні тому +1

    What if you are 84 have bad knees,can I still do these?

    • @drsusan
      @drsusan  4 дні тому +1

      Of course modify and start with no weight at all , best to have a trainer observe your form - but yes !

  • @flower7022
    @flower7022 3 дні тому

    Doctor. Great workout.Not sure if you will see this. I have being watching your videos and my take away is that estrogen / estradiol is a good thing for women due to the receptors all over the body that need it. But a few days ago, I saw a video on UA-cam from fox News that seems to message that estrogen is a cause of cancer. The title was 'Having children at a younger age may help reduce breast cancer' . Dr. Nicole Saphier 'Fox & Friends Weekend'

  • @cleanqueen75
    @cleanqueen75 4 дні тому

    I’m 67 and have been going to a chiropractic. He doesn’t want me to do any weights for my shoulders. I hear cartilage making noises around my clavicle. No pain there but occasionally I get pain in my back in between my shoulder blades causing pain rotating to my ear and jaw.

    • @drsusan
      @drsusan  4 дні тому +1

      Always want to modify and work with someone to not get injured, or choose a lighter weight !

  • @drsusan
    @drsusan  День тому

    There’s always something you can do to modify no matter what type of injury you have maybe try a different trainer!!

  • @Durelle522
    @Durelle522 4 дні тому

    when I lift heavier weights, I get very broad shoulders and I don’t look feminine. I don’t understand that.

    • @susanking276
      @susanking276 День тому +1

      Just my opinion here, but I think that’s an excellent problem that I wish I had. Broader shoulders give you that T shape that looks great in clothes!

    • @Durelle522
      @Durelle522 День тому

      @
      I look like a linebacker. 😖

    • @drsusan
      @drsusan  День тому

      Yes, it’s very unusual to build a lot of muscle as a woman that is not a common problem

  • @merry6117
    @merry6117 День тому +1

    I would never encourage anyone starting out a heavy weight. I think that this is bad advice.

    • @drsusan
      @drsusan  День тому +2

      Actually, there’s a huge amount of data supporting lifting heavy weight -not too heavy to get injured but heavy enough that you can only do 5 to 10 reps. Please check out the liftmor study
      There is a massive amount of science supporting this .
      Course we don’t want to get injured and heavy is relative to what you can do but generally, we’re talking about heavy enough to be able to repeat 5 to 8 repetitions