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Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: 22 hours ago | Replies (18)

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@mwallj
Yes with medicare I get free memberships to some gyms and although not using now and trainer would be extra of course, I will to fill in what I can't do at home. I need assistance with pullups and deadlifts and the one where you squat with bar on your back. I can do core and machines on my own. Although Liftmor is basically 4 exercises my therapist to fill time and round me out, emphasizes doing core and legs and tells me to keep doing chest and bicep/triceps at home, but don't overdo back. I do up to 30lbs with rows at home since that's the heaviest dumbell I own but I know I can go to gym. Working right now, nothing is close but I will utilize it later.
I do jumping but not from steps, just like broadjumps and heel drops. How do you do them?
Also do you have osteoporosis or osteopenia?

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@debraran I have osteoporosis, -3.3 in spine and -3.0 in hips. In addition to going to a PT for the Liftmor exercises, I go to Orange Theory 2 times a week, so I get other weightlifting exercises there. For jumping I do the pull-up and drop from Liftmor 2 times a week and in addition I am using an app called OSTEO-GAINS, which I would highly recommend depending upon one’s medical conditions and if it’s safe for an individual person. They only use from floor jumps. It’s recommended by Dr. Stacy Sims. It’s not free, but it’s $24 for an entire year.