New Developments in Physical Activity Programs for Elderly People

Workshop held in Gent on April 30 to May 2, 2015, focusing on osteoporosis prevention and physical activity for women after menopause. Dr. Vlasta Syslov chaired sessions advocating exercise to keep, improve, and prevent bone mass loss. The importance lies in the low affinity of the elderly towards movement. Osteoporosis, a progressive skeletal disease, can lead to serious health issues like fractures and muscle imbalances if not addressed. The event shed light on the need for increased awareness among physicians about the benefits of exercise in osteoporosis management.

• Physical Activity Programs
• Osteoporosis Prevention
• Elderly Health
• Womens Health
• Medical Seminars

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1. Gent, 30.4. 2.5.2015 Workshop 2 New developments in physical activity programs for elderly people,

2. Gent, 30.4. 2.5.2015 OSTEOPOROSIS MUDr. Vlasta Syslov

3. Gent, 30.4. 2.5.2015 MUDr. Vlasta Syslov Chairman of commission of remedial physical education, ASPV Member of Society of Sports Medicine the Czech Republic

4. Gent, 30.4. 2.5.2015 Prevention and physical activity during osteoporosis Target group Women after menopause Remarks not everybody has level of osteoporosis evaluated or measured by densitometry Aims of exercise programme To keep bone mass To improve bone mass To stop lowering of bone mass

5. Gent, 30.4. 2.5.2015 WHY? ASPV is sport organisation oriented practicly on exercises Scientific research is not our goal We invite medical expert to our educational seminars Practical part oriented to special topic o Psychiatric problems o Lymphoedema o Hip and knee replacement o Heart problems Methodological annex with tray exercises and recommendation in our magazine (Pohyb je ivot) for our instructors and medical sector

7. Gent, 30.4. 2.5.2015 Why is this topic important for us Low afinity mostly of elderly people to the movement Function of exercise programme Prevention Treatment Little awareness of physicians about influence of exercise during osteoporosis Economic impact

8. Gent, 30.4. 2.5.2015 Osteoporosis definition Progressive disease of skeleton Disorder of microarchitecture of bone tissue Follow up by increasing of bone fragility

9. Gent, 30.4. 2.5.2015 Development of osteoporosis No problem for a long time Back pains (compression and deformation of vertebrae) Kyphosis Th hyperlordosis L Loss of bone strength Loss of muscle mass - Muscle imbalances - Falls fractures (femoral neck, vertabrae, wrist )

10. Gent, 30.4. 2.5.2015 What can we affect/cannot affect What cannot we affect: o Genetics o Gender o Race What can we affect: Nutrition Sedentary lifestyle Adequate exposition to soneshine Suitable movement

11. Gent, 30.4. 2.5.2015 IMPACTS of suitable exercises BONES Mechanical irritation/stimulation affects bone cells Bone cells are responsible for creation of the bone mass Bone beams are reseted in the direction of the load BODY Release of paintful contractures around osteoporotic bones Minimalisation of muscle imbalances Maintain adequate muscle mass Well trained deep stabilisation system cushions compressed vertebrae and decreases pains Stop age related bone loss decreasing risk of falls

12. Gent, 30.4. 2.5.2015 Suitable kind of exercices Strength resistence training (machines, own body ) Lower weights More repetition Combitation with endurance training Standing exercises (antigravity muscles work) Walking up stairs (strengthening of legs) Other suitable physical activity: Nordic walking

13. Gent, 30.4. 2.5.2015 REMARKS Combination with Calcium and Vitamin D3 (Vigantol) Vigantol positively influences muscle mass of m. quadriceps Exercise 1hour, twice a week, 8months can increase bone density of vertebrae by 3,5% NEWS: The whole body vibration irritates nerve receptores stimulation of osteogenesis (new building of bones) Recommended: 10 minutes, twice daily, 12 months, intensity 30 Hz in combination with vitamin D3 and Calcium

14. POWER PLATE

16. Gent, 30.4. 2.5.2015 Future projects of Project: Multi-dimensional Assessment and Intervention Model for exercixe and physical activity in adults and elderly with cognitive impairment . (ERASMUS +) Co-operation with Senivia - project Senior holding s.r.o. Je ur en p edev m ob an m esk republiky star ch 55 let, ale i jejich rodinn m p slu n k m. Hlavn m posl n m je vytvo en u ivatelsky p v tiv ho a n pomocn ho m sta na internetu ur en ho pro tuto c lovou skupinu.

17. Gent, 30.4. 2.5.2015 Thank you for your attention