Fit at 40+ with James Crossley: Back Stretch
Chest / Arms / Back
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8m 49s
You may know him as “Hunter, The Ultimate Gladiator” but James Crossley is also a fitness expert and columnist writing for magazines such as Men’s Health, The Telegraph, Cycling World, etc.
All his life James has stayed in tip-top shape but as he passed the age of 40, he realized the way he was working out needed to change. James has tailored these workouts for the needs of over 40s with slower metabolisms and focusing on problem areas like the lower back, core, and posture due to desk-bound lifestyles.
Fit at 40+ is the result of James’s 30 years of experience with tried and tested workouts for both men and women to keep you fit and healthy and pain-free after 40.
As we age our bodies change and so our workouts need to be adjusted for age-related issues to ensure better results in a safe and efficient way. These workouts will spike your heart rate torching body fat while helping build lean muscles. The sessions are designed to fit into the busiest of lifestyles with variations on length for days when you are pushed for time. Practicing these routines regularly will help you stay healthy, lean and toned.
Slow things down working the lower back in this Back Stretch Workout. If you're working in an office or have a sedentary lifestyle, drive frequently, or just generally aging, the chances are at some point you've had some lower back pain. This stretching sequence will help loosen your back muscles.
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