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Translating high intensity loading for osteoporosis to the real world: Four-year observations

  • Writer: Hill Yang
    Hill Yang
  • May 7, 2021
  • 1 min read

Updated: Jan 18


Research article featuring "Translating high intensity loading for osteoporosis." Includes photos of exercises, a table of client data, and logos.

Heavy weight training is one of the best way to increase the bone density and prevent fall in any age.


That's why I always encourage everyone to do the weight training especially for the elderly person, especially for the woman.


4 years follow up research, 415 people(5.4% men). After 12 months high intensity loading, the fall decrease 51%, and fracture decrease 78% compare with last 12 months.

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