Personal Training for older adults

Strength training might be the closest thing to an elixir for better health. The NHS, WHO, and CDC (3 of the biggest global health organisations) all recommend regular strength training for adults over 65. Research shows it improves muscle mass, bone density, balance, and cardiovascular health, reduces chronic disease risks, and boosts the immune system. Yet, most in this age group don’t strength train.

About Ollie

Ollie is a fully qualified Personal Trainer and certified nutritionist who spent the best part of 10 years providing his services across London before relocating to Cornwall with his wife in 2021 to be closer to family (and to raise his own family). He specialises in training older adults and provides gentle exercises sessions designed to promote well-being, longevity and confidence. His easy to follow and safe approach helps older adults to become stronger and healthier.

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