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Movement & Strength for Longevity

Movement is the most powerful longevity drug we have. It protects muscle, cardiovascular fitness, balance, metabolism, and independence as you age.

This hub shows you what actually matters — and how to train for decades, not just for now.

You don’t need extreme workouts to age well. You need the right movement qualities, trained consistently: muscle, aerobic fitness, power, balance, mobility, and daily activity.

How to Use This Hub

  1. Start with the Movement & Strength Blueprint. It explains what to train and why.
  2. Pick one quality. Strength, cardio, balance, or mobility — based on your weakest link.
  3. Train the minimum effective dose. Consistency beats intensity.
  4. Think decades. The goal is staying capable at 70, not peaking at 40.

Movement & Strength Pillars

These pillars organise everything in this hub. Start with the Blueprint, then follow the pillar that best matches what you want to improve.

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Cardio & VO₂ Max

Aerobic fitness is one of the strongest predictors of lifespan. This pillar covers Zone 2, VO₂ max, and mixing cardio intelligently.

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Mobility & Joint Health

Mobility keeps movement accessible. This pillar covers joint health, range of motion, and pain-free movement.

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Daily Movement & Walking

Steps, walking, and non-exercise movement quietly drive healthspan more than most people realise.

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Strength & Muscle

Muscle mass and strength protect metabolic health, bone density, balance, and independence as you age.

Published Guides

Coming Soon

  • How Much Strength Is “Enough” for Longevity?
  • Reps vs Weight: What Matters More After 40?
  • Training to Failure: Helpful or Harmful for Ageing?
  • Strength Training With Limited Time (2× per week)

Cardio & VO₂ Max

Cardiorespiratory fitness is one of the strongest predictors of survival — stronger than smoking, obesity, or cholesterol.

Published Guides

Coming Soon

  • How Much Cardio Is Enough for Longevity?
  • Zone 2 vs HIIT: When Each Makes Sense
  • Cardio for Busy People: 20–30 Minute Strategies

Balance, Power & Fall Prevention

Balance and power decline faster than strength — but they are trainable at any age.

Published Guides

Coming Soon

  • Power vs Strength: Why Speed Matters With Age
  • Simple Fall-Prevention Drills You Can Do at Home
  • Single-Leg Training for Longevity

Mobility & Joint Health

Mobility keeps movement accessible and pain-free, making every other type of exercise easier.

Published Guides

Coming Soon

  • Daily Mobility Minimums: What Actually Matters
  • Is Stretching Necessary for Longevity?
  • Joint Pain vs Muscle Tightness: How to Tell

Daily Movement & Walking

Walking and daily movement quietly drive healthspan by improving blood sugar, circulation, and recovery.

Published Guides

Coming Soon

  • How Many Steps Do You Really Need?
  • Breaking Up Sitting: The Longevity Case
  • Walking vs Running for Longevity

Quick Start Paths

If you want to get stronger safely

If cardio fitness is your bottleneck

If balance or mobility worries you

Explore the Core Hubs

Once you’ve built a solid movement foundation, explore the other core hubs that support recovery, adaptation, and long-term resilience. You don’t need to do everything at once.

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Build strength, cardio, and movement habits that last. The 7-day checklist turns the essentials into a simple routine.

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