6 gentle exercises that can support circulation and memory after 60.

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3. The invisible press: isometric handshake

A simple exercise that you can do sitting while watching TV or resting.

How to do it

  • Bring both hands together in front of your chest.
  • Press against each other firmly.
  • Hold for 10 to 15 seconds.
  • Relax and repeat 5 times.

You can also use a soft ball.

Benefits

  • Strengthens hands and forearms.
  • Improves grip strength.
  • Stimulates circulation.
  • It helps maintain functional independence.

4. The Circulatory Switch: Heel Lift

The calves play a key role in venous return, helping blood flow back to the heart.

How to do it

  • Stand up holding onto a chair.
  • Slowly raise your heels.
  • Hold 1 second up.
  • Slow down.
  • Repeat 15 times.

Benefits

  • Improves circulation in legs.
  • Reduces feeling of heaviness.
  • Help with swollen ankles.
  • Strengthens calves and ankles.

5. The embrace of the horizon: pectoral opening

Over the years it is common to slouch. This exercise helps to open the chest and improve posture.

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