Aging comes with changes—but weakness, stiffness, and fear of falling don’t have to be part of it. With the right training approach, older adults can maintain strength, mobility, and confidence for years to come.
At VM Personal Training, I specialize in strength and power training for seniors who want to live life on their terms—whether that means playing with grandkids, going for walks, or staying independent well into their later years.
Starting around age 30, we begin to lose muscle mass at a rate of about 1% per year—a condition called sarcopenia. This leads to:
But here’s the good news: resistance and power training can slow and even reverse this process. Studies show that just 2–3 strength sessions per week can improve muscle mass, bone density, energy levels, and cognitive function.
Power training—training the ability to move quickly—is especially important as it helps you:
Nutrition also plays a key role. Seniors require more protein than younger adults to support muscle recovery and prevent loss. I help guide you through these adjustments so your training actually works.
Book a free 30-minute consultation and we’ll discuss where you are now, what’s possible, and how to get there safely—with a program built just for you.
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