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Have you noticed that some stretches or bends you could easily do at a younger age, you no longer can do them? If you are like me, you’d be wondering how that happened. Well, I saw an article that discusses the issue of loss of range of motion, and what could be done to correct or manage it effectively, and I decided to share with you.
The biggest reason joint range of motion declines with age is because of our habits. Think: If you don’t use it, you lose it. Plus, over time, repetitive motions get engrained.
One classic example? Typing at a keyboard. Jo explains that…Over the years, if you don’t do anything to counteract that habitual activity, the muscles on one side of a joint become chronically shortened and the muscles on the opposite side become chronically lengthened,” she says. For instance, even when you’re not…”
10 responses to “‘Biggest Reason’ Why Joint Range Of Motion Declines”
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I found a lot of sense in this article. I never knew someone can control that, my all-day belief is that age controls every activity in human life not until I read this article. This article is highly informative.
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This is one of the reasons why regular exercise is recommended for people
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Yeah
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Exercising your body every time is highly beneficial.
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Infact, that is more reason we should exercise often .
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There is need to exercise because it keeps the body fit.
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Fact
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Exercise is very useful for our bodies
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It helps us to lose weight
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I really learnt a lot from this article
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