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Senior Seated Strength Workout
Explore, view videos, download, and print out our seated strength routine—designed for seniors across all abilities.
Seated Strength Training–Mobility, Hip, Leg, Balance Limitations friendly
Remember to sit tall, back straight, core engaged. Always start with a gentle warm up and finish with a cool down (arm and leg circles, seated leg marching, shoulder shrugs, seated quad and calf stretches, etc.)
Upper Body–Do each exercise five times with the heaviest weight you can use without losing good form
Core–Do five times each. Rest 30 seconds and repeat.
Lower Body-Sit on the edge of a chair; use the heaviest weight you comfortably can

Seated Goblet Squat
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Sit up straight, core zipped, with legs wide and feet flat on the floor and toes slightly turned out.
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Hold your weight on one end with both hands between your legs.
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Slowly bend from the waist, keeping your back straight, and lower the weight down as far as you can go while keeping your back straight.
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Raise back up to starting position.
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Repeat five times.
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