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I demonstrate above using blocks, but it works best if you give your body more instability. To start with, use just your bodyweight, then add weights when you feel comfortable. As you get stronger and your balance improves, add more load, or try creating extra instability by balancing on one leg, called a single-leg deadlift. Deadlifts strengthen your posterior chain, including your lower back, glutes and hamstrings, but also your core, hips, arms, and, depending on the type of deadlift, your quads. Lifting heavy will also develop your brute strength and power, especially when using a barbell

I'm a personal trainer — if you want to build strength and balance after 60, start with this dumbbell exercise
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