Taking a fall is scary– at any age. But for those age 65 and older, a fall can be deadlyβthe leading cause of injuries, fatal and non-fatal. Video Rating: / 5
This video will discuss what I’ve learn during my career to help stay injury free, and how I think you could change how you think about running and injury prevention
Start slow and gradually build up your distance and pace. Don’t increase your mileage or intensity too quickly.
Warm up properly before you run. A good warm-up should include some dynamic stretching, such as leg swings, walking lunges, and high knees.
Choose the right shoes. Make sure your shoes fit well and are appropriate for your foot type and running style.
Run on softer surfaces, such as grass or trails, when possible. Concrete and asphalt can be hard on your joints.
Cross-train. Incorporate other forms of exercise, such as strength training, yoga, or cycling, to help prevent overuse injuries.
Pay attention to your body. If you feel pain or discomfort, stop running and rest. Don’t push through pain.
Stretch after your run. Incorporate static stretching, holding each stretch for 15-30 seconds, to help improve flexibility and prevent tightness.
Stay hydrated and fuel properly. Make sure you drink enough water and eat a balanced diet to support your running.
Get enough rest and recovery. Make sure you’re getting enough sleep and take rest days to allow your body to recover.
By following these tips, you can help prevent injuries and enjoy running safely and effectively.
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Aside from very young children, the group with the highest rate of injuries are seniors over 85 years of age. Injuries and accidents, falls in particular, are incredibly common and all-too-dangerous for older adults. In this video, weβll cover the statistics of senior injuries and their cause, including falls, and how to prevent them.
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0:00 Introduction to Senior Injuries and Falls
1:26 Emergency Room visits for Non-Fatal Injuries
2:30 Fall rates vary per state
2:50 Leading causes of accidental deaths by state
3:51 Tips for preventing injuries
An older adult experiences a fall about every single second in the U.S. And for those 65 and older, a single fall doubles the chances of a future fall.
We compiled data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on nonfatal injuries, which includes accidents and intentional injury, as well as accidental injury-related deaths.
The rate of emergency room visits for nonfatal injuries is highest for those 85 and older, followed by those 80-84. This means 1 out of 6 of the oldest seniors had such an ER visit in 2018, the last year for which stats are available.
We examine the cause of fatal and non-fatal injuries, look at which states fare the worst for falls and other injuries, and provide a host of tips to prevent injuries and accidental deaths.
Jeff Hoyt is SeniorLiving.orgβs Editor-in-Chief.
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