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Function - Combat Age-related Loss of Muscle (CALM) 2.0

We’re excited to have you on board! The Combat Age-related Loss of Muscle (CALM) 2.0 is a 6-week intermediate Active Health programme equip individuals with principles of strength training design and progression, basic gym orientation, to build confidence and support sustained habits. Suitable for individuals aged 60 and above who completed CALM 1.0 or engage in regular exercise and want to advance their strength-training routine.

Your progress is a reflection of your dedication. We encourage you to stay committed and keep track of how far you have come. Let’s get stronger together, one rep at a time!

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  • Session 1
  • Session 2
  • Session 3
  • Session 4
  • Session 5
  • Session 6
Session 1: Effective Strength Training

 

Welcome to CALM 2.0. This week, we dove deeper into the F.I.T.T. principles and learned how to determine your suitable starting resistance using the Rate of Perceived Exertion (RPE) scale. The videos below demonstrate the core exercises for the programme, helping you verify your form as you adjust your weights.

Free Weight Exercises

Session 2: Introduction to Progression

 

To keep improving, your training must progress over time. This week focused on the mechanism of Progressive Overload and different methods to challenge your muscles safely. Use the videos below to review and practice the movements and ensure you are ready to progress your intensity.

Free Weight Exercises

Session 3: Strength Training Formats & Recovery

 

There is more than one way to structure a workout. This week we introduced the "Split Training" format, separating exercises into upper and lower body days. Use the videos below and refer to your notes from the session to practice a split training!

Free Weight Exercises

Session 4: Progression through Variation

 

Strength isn't just about adding weight; it's also about how you move. This week we explored progression through Exercise Variation—changing body position, stability, or tempo to increase difficulty. The videos below demonstrate these variations to help you add new challenges to your routine.

Free Weight Exercises

Session 5: Bringing It All Together

 

You now have the tools to be your own coach. This week, we combined everything into a cohesive routine, and you practiced building your own workout plan. The videos below provide a final review of the key movements to support your long-term training.

Free Weight Exercises

Session 6: Gym Orientation

 

Congratulations on completing the CALM 2.0! For our final session, we stepped into the gym environment to cover safety and the use of key machines. This session bridges the gap between home exercises and commercial facilities. You can now incoporate gym machines as part of your routine! Book your body composition assessment every 3-6 months to track your progress! 

Free Weight Exercises

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