Why Most Stenosis Workouts Miss the Mark for Seniors
If you're over 60 with spinal stenosis, you know that most exercise programs either ignore your age-related needs or don't address the specific challenges of stenosis. Many workouts are too aggressive, don't consider balance issues, or fail to account for the arthritis that often accompanies stenosis.
This suspension trainer workout solves these problems by providing the perfect balance of support and challenge. The suspension trainer gives you stability assistance while still allowing you to build the strength needed to manage stenosis symptoms effectively.
These 5 exercises work with your body's natural movement patterns while addressing the specific space limitations in your spine. You'll perform squats, lunges, stretches, and rows - all with the safety and support that comes from suspension trainer assistance.
This isn't about pushing through pain or forcing aggressive movements. It's about smart, targeted exercise that respects your age and condition while providing real relief and improved function.