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		<title>Old people pain is no excuse for skipping exercise – how a fitness program can help aches and pains</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Is your age making it harder to get to the gym?  Or do things like arthritis, bad knees, a bad back, or a &#8216;clicking&#8217; noise in a joint prevent you from exercising regularly?
&#8220;You&#8217;re young, you just don&#8217;t understand what it&#8217;s like to be old!  My knees hurt, my back hurts and there is no way [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Is your age making it harder to get to the gym?  Or do things like arthritis, bad knees, a bad back, or a &#8216;clicking&#8217; noise in a joint prevent you from exercising regularly?</p>
<p>&#8220;You&#8217;re young, you just don&#8217;t understand what it&#8217;s like to be old!  My knees hurt, my back hurts and there is no way I can do that.&#8221;</p>
<p>This is one of the most popular phrases I hear about why someone &#8220;can&#8217;t&#8221; exercise.  The reality is these are the folks that need to exercise the most!  This is actually an excuse as to why someone won&#8217;t exercise, not a reason why they can&#8217;t.<span id="more-639"></span></p>
<p>Exercise does so much good for the body; it simply blows my mind to know that so many people do not do it, or do not do it consistently enough.  Personally, I do not consider myself to be an exercise freak, but I do understand and enjoy all the benefits of exercise which motivates me to be consistent with it.</p>
<p>I know that when I take an extended time off of exercising, I feel the effects of not maintaining a regular routine.  Overall I have less energy, I feel more fatigued generally, I just feel weak and for lack of a better word, &#8220;Blah&#8221;.  The way I feel is not the only thing affected either, I am much more likely to make bad choices when eating and I&#8217;ll spend more time than usual in front of the TV.  Without a routine, it is harder for me to get up in the mornings too.</p>
<p>I also know that when I neglect my resistance training (weight training), my knees hurt more and I develop a &#8216;clicking&#8217; inside both my shoulder and my knees. In addition, I dread going back to the gym knowing how much weaker I&#8217;ll be.</p>
<p>I, as most of you likely do, already have a very busy, hectic lifestyle and I know that having unnecessary aches and pains are not going to enhance my lifestyle.  So, I am willing to do what I need to do in order to prevent these aches and pains as well as avoiding all the preventable diseases and health issues associated with not exercising on a regular basis.</p>
<p>The point is this.  I know what exercising does for me.  It keeps me in shape for life.  Yes, I like to challenge myself every so often with a race or an event, but generally, I exercise so I do not get those &#8216;old people pains.&#8217;  So, maybe I don&#8217;t understand what those &#8216;old&#8217; people are talking about and maybe I don&#8217;t understand how bad it really is when you have them.  But I do know, that I am willing to put the time and effort into NOT experiencing them, are you?</p>
<p>If you are guilty of using any of these excuses for skipping a trip to the gym, it might be time to hire a <a href="http://www.customfitnessconcepts.com/OurServices/PersonalTraining/tabid/226/Default.aspx">personal trainer</a> to help you develop a new routine. Custom Fitness Concepts is your Virginia fitness training experts and we have a variety of programs that can be customized to help meet your needs – no matter how old you think you are!</p>
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