The 1 day Healthacate® Positive Ageing Challenge

Jun 13, 2023

Fit older adults

Hi there is week I started my daily Healthacate® Positive Ageing challenge. Its a very simple challenge. You don’t need a smart watch or a pedometer.

Aging is a part of life, but that doesn’t mean we can’t age gracefully and positively. In fact, with a little bit of effort and intention, we can actually reverse some of the negative impacts of aging and unlock our inner youth. The One Day Healthacate Positive Ageing Challenge is here to help you do just that! In just 24 hours, you can take a big step towards a happier, healthier you. So, are you ready to glow?

Ready, set, glow: The 1 Day Healthacate® Positive Ageing Challenge

The 1 Day Healthacate® Positive Ageing challenge is all about empowering you to take control of your health and wellbeing, no matter what your age. The challenge is designed to help you focus on  a healthy exercise habit that can help you feel younger, stronger, and more vibrant.

The great thing about the challenge is that it’s designed to be achievable, even if you have a busy schedule. You don’t need to spend hours at the gym or need a smart watch to participate. Instead, the challenge provides you with a simple, practical intervention to help you make positive changes that can have a big impact on your health.

Unlock your inner youth: 24 hours to a happier, healthier you

So, what can you expect from the 1 Day Healthacate® Positive Ageing challenge? Well, for starters, you’ll likely feel more energized, focused, and upbeat throughout the day.

In addition, you might notice some more subtle changes in your mood and outlook. The brisk walk can help you manage stress and difficult emotions which has a powerful impact on your overall health and wellbeing, and can help you approach the day with a more positive attitude.

Overall, the 1 Day Healthacate® Positive Ageing challenge is a fun, uplifting way to focus on your health and wellbeing. So, are you ready to take the challenge?

“The 1 day Healthacate® Positive Ageing challenge is to do a 30 minute brisk walk TODAY”

The challenge resets itself everyday and therefore there is very little pressure or guilt about not meeting a challenge. Life is hectic for many of us so lets make “Positive Ageing” easy!

The NICE guidance is: to do 150 minutes of moderately vigorous activity a week. Moderately vigorous means that you get hot and sweaty but can just finish your sentences.  This equates to aerobic cardiovascular exercise and helps reduce the risk of diabetes, heart attacks and strokes and helps reduce obesity.

Split up into small chunks makes it much more doable hence the 1 day Healthacate®  Positive Ageing challenge!

I have also produced a printable no frills “Positive Ageing Checklist” have a look and see how well you are future proofing your physical and mental health. It covers all areas from preventing disease, engaging in screening programmes to concerns about cognitive health.

 

 

Resistance band exercises for positive ageing

Additional to the 150 minutes of moderately vigorous activity a week, it is proposed you should also do exercise’s that strengthen the core muscles and body.

Luckily in Worcestershire the council are providing resistance bands for free with an accompanying video on how to use them. These can be used for people lacking mobility at home or office workers needing a work out at lunch time.

The great thing is resistance bands can be adjusted to suit the level of activity required!

Click here to learn more about Living Well in Worcestershire and resistance band training

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