Why foot strength matters for balance, mobility, and healthy aging. Strong feet support posture, reduce injury risk, and improve everyday movement. Learn the science-backed benefits of foot strength and simple ways adults can build stronger, more resilient feet at any age.
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Muscle loss doesn’t start in old age — it starts much earlier than most people realize. By the time many adults reach their 60s, years of gradual strength decline have already set the stage for sarcopenia, the age-related loss of muscle mass and function. The most effective strategy isn’t waiting until later in life — it’s using strength training to prevent sarcopenia during your 30s, 40s, and 50s.
Read MoreStrengthen your base with the Aithos Jaro, keeping the ankles that hold you up strong and flexible. Everyone needs strong ankles for better performance in sports, running, or preventing falls as we get older.
Read MoreThe reverse lunge is one of the best single leg exercises that can be done, targeting the glutes, hamstrings, and quads for high intensity activation. Connect one or more resistance bands to the Aithos Jaro for beginner to more advanced session workouts. Reverse lunges with the Jaro will help strengthen and sculpt your entire lower body.
Read MoreThe squat may just be the best exercise for a whole-body workout, but the process is challenging for many. The Jaro gives you the support you need to hone your strength and master the squat. You’ll feel like you’ve conquered Mount Everest as you squat your way to perfect muscle tone.
Read MoreAny exercise novice knows the challenges of deadlifting, requiring intense muscle exertion. The Jaro’s design makes this feat surmountable, helping you gain the body strength and power you need to deadlift. Deadlifting doesn’t have to feel like reaching the summit of a K2 –not with Jaro.
Read MoreThe Aithos Jaro has the capabilities to help you build strong shoulders, upper back muscles, and triceps. With the Jaro, the possibilities of pressing feel limitless –like climbing your way to the top of Kangchenjunga.
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