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Active Fife are inviting everyone to take part in the Strength & Balance Exercises
Walking daily is a great way to stay active, but to walk further and reduce your risk of falls, it’s important to build strength and improve balance too.
Try our 10 minute Strength and Balance video session:
To move more every day, because small steps can make a big difference.
Our Strength & Balance leaflet includes 8 easy exercises you can do at home at your own pace. For example, you could
Every minute counts, and some is good, more is better!
If you're an organisation working with groups of older adults, you can request a visit from the Active Communities team to explain and demonstrate some of the exercises in persons. Email Bumsoffseats.Project@fife.gov.uk and we’ll be in touch.
Let’s move more, feel stronger, and stay steady—together.
Take a look at some of our videos about how you can improve your general fitness