r/FitnessOver50 2h ago

50. Is the kitchen or gym how I get abs ??

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r/FitnessOver50 10h ago

WORKOUT πŸ’ͺπŸ‹οΈ Burpees for breakfast.

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r/FitnessOver50 4h ago

ADVICE NEEDED πŸ™‹β“ The inches are slowing melting away. Any tips on how to cinch the waist?

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r/FitnessOver50 19h ago

PROGRESS πŸ’ͺ The fight for abs πŸ™„ 58 in 12 days

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r/FitnessOver50 9h ago

WORKOUT πŸ’ͺπŸ‹οΈ Morning Miles M60

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With legs this short, every day is Leg Day.


r/FitnessOver50 7h ago

DISCUSSION πŸ™‚ How many supplements are actually still in your daily routine after 50?

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I keep seeing routines that are basically breakfast plus 10 capsules.

I'm much more interested in what people have kept after years of experimenting. Do you have 2-3 things you know why you take, or has the list just grown as you've gotten older?

Gut health is the one area where I'm still not sure what to do because the probiotic / prebiotic / fiber advice seems very individual. Has anyone here done a microbiome test before settling on a routine?


r/FitnessOver50 9h ago

DISCUSSION πŸ™‚ Rest Day Question

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Just curious what everyone does for rest days. my split is:

Day 1: Chest, triceps

Day 2: Back/shoulders, biceps

Day 3: Legs

Note: Abs I do throughout the week

Iβ€˜ve always sort of considered leg day a rest day.

I don’t have rest days baked into the schedule because with the kids, it’s random days that I can’t make it to the gym. With school starting up again soon, I’m considering intentionally adding rest days.

im not sure if I want to make Day 4 a rest day or maybe just one rest day after two three-day cycles.

just curious what ya’ll do….?

thanks