While not a cure-all, yoga offers countless health benefits to seniors. Credit...Thea Traff for The New York Times Supported by By Amanda Loudin In his mid-60s, Lawrence Nees noticed a few aches ...

In recent years, yoga has gained recognition as an effective form of exercise for seniors, offering a gentle yet transformative approach to maintaining and enhancing overall health.

"Yoga participants aged 65 years and older have a greater rate of injury when compared with other age groups," according to Krucoff, author of Relax into Yoga for Seniors.

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Chair yoga for seniors may help with balance, strength, flexibility, and mental well-being. Learn the benefits and some poses for beginners.

It is being is offered at libraries, Ys, senior centers and traditional yoga studios. In the digital world, there are hundreds of apps, YouTube videos and online courses.

Yoga is a form of exercise that adapts to your needs and abilities and can be performed even by senior citizens. Since it touches your whole being, it makes you fitter, calmer and more relaxed.

Bangalore Mirror has been showcasing a series of yoga exercises, sourced from yoga guru Bharat Thakur, founder of Bharat Thakur Artistic Yoga. For information, log on to www.bharatthakur.com ...