Objective To perform a systematic literature review (SLR) about the effect of non-
pharmacological interventions delivered by non-physician health professionals to prevent …

OBJECTIVES: Assess the relationship between physical activity and risk for falls and
osteoporotic fractures among older adults. DESIGN: Review and synthesis of published …

Designing Exercise Programs to Lower Fracture Risk in Mature Women Page 1 Designing
Exercise Programs to Lower Fracture Risk in Mature Women Elaine M. Mansfield, NSCA-CPT …

Physical activity is favorable for peak bone mass but if the skeletal benefits remain and
influence fracture risk in old age is debated. In a cross‐sectional controlled mixed model …

The need to be fit, strong, fast and agile has been an evolutionary requirement since early
history. In this paper we identify the effectiveness of different types of physical activity on …

Osteoporosis has been named “the silent disease” because there are no symptoms until a
fragility fracture occurs. With the rapid rise in the elderly population, the number of patients …

Exercise for bone health: rationale and prescription : Current Opinion in Rheumatology Exercise
for bone health: rationale and prescription : Current Opinion in Rheumatology Log in or …

Multimodal exercise programs incorporating traditional progressive resistance training
(PRT), weight‐bearing impact training and/or balance training are recommended to reduce …

Abstract Purpose of Review Low muscle strength and poor physical performance are
associated with high risk of fracture. Many studies assessed clinical and functional outcomes …

Exercise during adolescence, especially during the pre-pubertal years, builds a skeleton
with a high bone mineral density (BMD) and possibly a larger skeleton with a different …