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Burning calories does not simply become difficult because a person reaches a certain birthday. The physiology of energy expenditure is more complicated. Research examining human energy expenditure across the lifespan shows that metabolism does not steadily decline from young adulthood onward. Instead, energy expenditure follows distinct stages, remaining relatively stable through much of...
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  • $25.00
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    Online or in Select Communities
    Date
    1 Dec - 1 Dec 2026
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    **Introduction to Fit at 50** is a 50-minute lecture on the importance of maintaining fitness as the body ages. It examines how regular physical activity supports strength, mobility, cardiovascular fitness, balance, endurance, and functional independence, while addressing the physiological changes that make fitness increasingly important in the years after 50.

    The lecture introduces the fundamental components of fitness and explains how exercise can be adapted to meet the changing needs of adults as they age. Participants will gain a practical understanding of why maintaining muscle, mobility, cardiovascular capacity, balance, and overall physical activity can contribute to maintaining performance and quality of life throughout later adulthood.
    **Introduction to Fit at 50** is a 50-minute lecture on the importance of maintaining fitness as the body ages. It examines how regular physical activity supports strength, mobility, cardiovascular fitness, balance, endurance, and functional independence, while addressing the physiological changes that make fitness increasingly important in the years after 50. The lecture introduces the fundamental components of fitness and explains how exercise can be adapted to meet the changing needs of adults as they age. Participants will gain a practical understanding of why maintaining muscle, mobility, cardiovascular capacity, balance, and overall physical activity can contribute to maintaining performance and quality of life throughout later adulthood.
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  • $25.00
    Location
    Online or in Select Communities
    Date
    2 Nov - 2 Nov 2026
    Status
    Open
    Introduction to Fit at 50 is a 50-minute lecture on the importance of maintaining fitness as the body ages. It examines how regular physical activity supports strength, mobility, cardiovascular fitness, balance, endurance, and functional independence, while addressing the physiological changes that make fitness increasingly important in the years after 50.

    The lecture introduces the fundamental components of fitness and explains how exercise can be adapted to meet the changing needs of adults as they age. Participants will gain a practical understanding of why maintaining muscle, mobility, cardiovascular capacity, balance, and overall physical activity can contribute to maintaining performance and quality of life throughout later adulthood.
    Introduction to Fit at 50 is a 50-minute lecture on the importance of maintaining fitness as the body ages. It examines how regular physical activity supports strength, mobility, cardiovascular fitness, balance, endurance, and functional independence, while addressing the physiological changes that make fitness increasingly important in the years after 50. The lecture introduces the fundamental components of fitness and explains how exercise can be adapted to meet the changing needs of adults as they age. Participants will gain a practical understanding of why maintaining muscle, mobility, cardiovascular capacity, balance, and overall physical activity can contribute to maintaining performance and quality of life throughout later adulthood.
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  • $25.00
    Location
    Online or in Select Communities
    Date
    1 Oct - 1 Oct 2026
    Status
    Open
    **Introduction to Fit at 50** is a 50-minute lecture on the importance of maintaining fitness as the body ages. It examines how regular physical activity supports strength, mobility, cardiovascular fitness, balance, endurance, and functional independence, while addressing the physiological changes that make fitness increasingly important in the years after 50.

    The lecture introduces the fundamental components of fitness and explains how exercise can be adapted to meet the changing needs of adults as they age. Participants will gain a practical understanding of why maintaining muscle, mobility, cardiovascular capacity, balance, and overall physical activity can contribute to maintaining performance and quality of life throughout later adulthood.
    **Introduction to Fit at 50** is a 50-minute lecture on the importance of maintaining fitness as the body ages. It examines how regular physical activity supports strength, mobility, cardiovascular fitness, balance, endurance, and functional independence, while addressing the physiological changes that make fitness increasingly important in the years after 50. The lecture introduces the fundamental components of fitness and explains how exercise can be adapted to meet the changing needs of adults as they age. Participants will gain a practical understanding of why maintaining muscle, mobility, cardiovascular capacity, balance, and overall physical activity can contribute to maintaining performance and quality of life throughout later adulthood.
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  • Burning Calories as We Age: 7 Critical Challenges Explained
    Burning calories does not simply become difficult because a person reaches a certain birthday. The physiology of energy expenditure is more complicated. Research examining human energy expenditure across the lifespan shows that metabolism does not steadily decline from young adulthood onward. Instead, energy expenditure follows distinct stages, remaining relatively stable through much of...
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