Hello. My name is Margaret Martin. I am a Physical Therapist with over 40 years of clinical experience treating clients just like you.
I invite you to take my free seven day email course, Exercise Recommendations for Osteoporosis, and learn how a safe exercise program can lead to better bones.
Just enter your email address in the box below and then click the purple button. Your first lesson will appear in your email inbox tomorrow.
When you sign up for my free course, you will also receive regular email newsletters (every two weeks) from me. My emails are informative blog articles on bone health.
You can unsubscribe from my email list at any time. I do not SPAM and I will not share your information with any third party.
What Will You Learn: Exercise Recommendations for Osteoporosis
During your free Exercise Recommendations for Osteoporosis email course I cover a number of important topics related to exercise and your bone health. Here is a sample of some of the topics:
- Stop the Stoop! — Steps you can take today to avoid developing a stooped, kyphotic posture commonly experienced by individuals with osteoporosis. I call this the Stop the Stoop program.
- Selecting the Right Exercises and Avoiding the Wrong Ones — Not all exercises (and movements) are safe for people with osteoporosis, osteopenia or low bone density. In fact, some can actually increase your risk of fracture. I describe what exercises and movements are safe and effective for you — and what exercises are unsafe and should be avoided.
- Major Components of a Comprehensive Osteoporosis Exercise Program — What are the major components of a safe and effective exercise program for people with osteoporosis? I answer that question and explain why all components are important.
- Key Principles of a Bone Building Strength Program— You probably have been told that strength training is important for bone building — and it is. Unfortunately, I find that many of the new clients I meet have not been educated on the key foundational principles of a strength training program for bone building. I cover these for you.
You will meet several people who have successfully followed the Exercise for Better Bones Program and hear what they have to say.
Finally, I have consolidated all of my resources on one page, Osteoporosis Guidelines, for your reference.
In good health,
Margaret Martin
Licensed Physical Therapist — California
Registered Physiotherapist — Ontario, Canada
CSCS— NSCA
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