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Nutritionist's recommendation:Radek Vesely, Wellness Coach

“There is no need to complicate things. The main thing is regularity in eating and small but high-quality portions. Focus on simple food: fresh vegetables, protein and enough water. This is the base that helps to stay active even after 50.” The expert has a lot of experience in the field of nutrition and a healthy lifestyle, with a special focus on supporting men after 50. His approach is based on simplicity: instead of complex schemes, he offers easy daily tips that are realistic to follow. The work uses a combination of knowledge about nutrition, activity and healthy habits that help to maintain mobility, energy and good health for many years.

6 Simple Exercises for Daily Activity

Shoulder circles for upper body flexibility.

Forward and side bends to stretch your back muscles.

Knee rotations to keep your joints flexible.

Foot rotations to avoid stiffness.

Standing toe raises to strengthen your legs.

Relaxing neck and shoulder movements to relieve tension.

Quick Tips for Men 50+

Even 10 minutes of exercise a day can make a big difference in your well-being.

You can do the warm-up sitting down if you’re low on energy.

Balance and flexibility are important for maintaining independence.

Nutrition to help you stay active

A healthy diet is a source of strength.

Protein foods (fish, eggs, legumes) support muscles.

Vegetables and fruits provide vitamins and fiber.

Whole grains provide steady energy.

Nuts and seeds add healthy fats for your joints.

Drinking clean water throughout the day helps you feel better.

Kegel Exercises and Pelvic Floor Support

After 50, it’s important to pay attention not only to your muscles and joints, but also to your deep pelvic floor muscles. Kegel exercises are simple contractions and relaxations that can be done anywhere: at home, while walking, or even while sitting at your computer. They help you maintain control over your body, maintain stamina, and add a sense of confidence in your daily life. The main thing is to do the exercises regularly, for a few minutes every day.

Tips for joint health

Start your day with a light warm-up to stretch your body.

Try to walk more instead of taking short trips by public transport.

Avoid sitting for long periods of time without moving - get up every hour.

Do rotational movements for your shoulders, neck, knees and feet.

Add small stretches to your day.

Maintain a comfortable posture while sitting and working.

Natural Support Options

Fresh vegetables and fruits as a source of vitamins and fiber.

Nuts, seeds and olive oil for healthy fats.

Fish and legumes as a light source of protein.

Whole grain cereals for stable energy.

Herbal teas (chamomile, mint, lemon balm) for calm and recovery.

Pure water throughout the day for normal metabolism.

How to stay active after 50

Staying active after 50 is a combination of a few simple components. Regular exercise helps maintain joint mobility and strengthen muscles, even if it’s just 10–15 minutes a day. Pelvic floor exercises and simple flexibility movements add confidence in everyday life. No less important is nutrition: enough protein, vegetables, fruits and water provide energy and lightness. A balance between activity and rest helps avoid overload, and online consultations with a specialist provide support and a clear plan of action. The main rule is regularity and moderation, because they allow you to stay in shape, maintain independence and feel confident at any age.

Online consultation: why it is convenient

The online format allows you to stay in touch with a specialist at any time, without leaving your home. This is a modern and convenient way to get individual advice that takes into account age, activity level and personal needs. The consultation helps to create a simple nutrition plan, select exercises to maintain mobility and get answers to questions that arise in everyday life. The main advantage is the ability to move at your own pace, but with the confidence that expert support is nearby.

FAQ

Yes, the exercises are suitable even for those who have never done sports before.

10–15 minutes a day is enough for a noticeable effect.

No, all exercises can be done at home without additional equipment.

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