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#ExercisesForSeniors #SeniorWellness #SeniorHealthTips Are you over 60 and relying on walking as your main form of exercise? Walking is great — but new research shows it may NOT be enough to protect your circulation, strength, or balance as you age. In this video, we reveal one simple movement doctors call the body’s “Second Heart.” Why? Because this exercise targets a powerful muscle deep in your lower leg — the soleus — which walking often fails to fully activate. When this hidden muscle is weak, seniors may still struggle with: ✅ Heavy or swollen legs ✅ Poor circulation ✅ Wobbly balance ✅ Ankle or calf weakness ✅ Higher risk of falls But when you activate it… everything changes. This step-by-step exercise sends blood back up to the heart, improves stability, and builds a stronger foundation for confident movement — without needing a gym or fancy equipment. This isn’t about chasing youth. It’s about staying independent, reducing fall risk, and moving with confidence every day. At Senior Vitality, we share safe and practical exercises designed specifically for adults 60+. If you want to walk with more energy, stand taller, and feel stronger, this may be the missing piece. 💬 Comment below: “Second Heart Activated” if you’re ready to reclaim your strength and circulation! ✅ Subscribe to Senior Vitality for weekly videos that protect your health, mobility, and independence. Age is not decline — it’s potential. Let’s unlock it together. #SeniorHealth #Over50Fitness #HealthyAging #circulation #HomeWorkoutSeniors #SeniorHealthTips #ExercisesForSeniors #SeniorWellness