Strength training is about more than bodybuilding or building muscle mass in a short amount of time. More generally, it means that your muscles will become stronger and therefore more powerful. In everyday situations, well-trained muscles aren’t just a source of strength; they also provide support and energy.
From the age of 30, a gradual loss of muscle mass begins, which can amount to between 0.3 and 1.3 percent per year. If this process is left unchecked, approximately 30 to 50 percent of muscle mass could be lost by the age of 80, warns Prof. Dr. med. Cornel C. Sieber, former chairman of the DGIM and specialist in geriatric medicine. To slow down this decline, regular exercise and a protein-rich diet are crucial factors in maintaining muscle strength as we age. Source, DE
But an extra boost to your self-confidence doesn’t hurt. Feel fitter and better with these strength training exercises on the mini-trampoline – and let yourself shine.