The phrase "age fitness" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing fitness or health related to different age groups, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The program focuses on age fitness, tailoring exercises to suit the needs of various age demographics."
Alternatives: "age-related fitness" or "fitness by age".
Experience Plus! has 24 specific training programs on its Web site, divided by age, fitness level and intensity.
Some additional considerations may also include an athlete's age, fitness level, type and intensity of training, body size and composition, and performance goals.
Nevertheless, the population of older adults is fairly heterogeneous, and factors like gender, age, fitness, sociability, and so on may influence the use of such systems.
Diet, age, fitness, and the presence of other drugs in the bloodstream can all produce changes in a person's metabolism, changes that can influence how a drug reacts, says Nicholson.
The problem, according to a study in Nature Climate Change on Monday, is that metabolic rates can vary widely across humans based on a number of factors -- size, weight, age, fitness level and the type of work being done -- and today's standards are based on the assumption that every worker is, you guessed it, a man.
L'Oréal's Biotherm division products include an Age Fitness line as well.
Kramer, A. F. et al. Ageing, fitness and neurocognitive function.
But there are multiple studies suggesting that exercise has multiple long-lasting positive effects on physical fitness and function, cognition, mood, and behavior in just about all populations studied, in all ages, fitness levels, and regardless of baseline cognitive function.
It's a welcoming environment and women of all ages, fitness levels, shapes and sizes take part.
We recruited older participants through a local newspaper article and active-age fitness classes.
With aging, fitness levels decrease and functional impairments and chronic diseases often arise [ 1].
