Planks have their place, but they don’t always translate to how your body actually moves through the day. After 60, your core needs to support you as you stand, walk, reach, and react to the world around you. That means training it in positions that reflect real life, and standing core exercises do exactly that. Working from a standing position builds strength while improving balance, coordination, and posture.
One of the biggest shifts I make with clients in this stage of life is moving core work off the floor and into more functional positions. From years of coaching, I’ve seen how quickly people regain confidence in their movement when we focus on anti-rotation, controlled loading, and dynamic stability. You don’t just feel your core working more. You move better, stand taller, and feel more in control of your body.
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