Two exciting studies show yoga (12 poses in particular!) may be the ideal exercise to strengthen bones. Discover videos of these 12 poses and more here!

Even if you’re stuck at home, you can still get moving and keep up your bone health! Try this simple 30-minute workout — no equipment necessary.

Your wrists and forearms are usually the ones bracing accidental falls and experiencing the initial impact. Learn how to reinforce your bone strength with these simple, yet effective exercises.

Ever wonder what an ideal workout schedule for osteoporosis looks like? Here’s a detailed weekly breakdown of exercises to help you strengthen your bones!

Glute bridges improve your posture, strength, and stability— all crucial benefits if you have osteoporosis. Here, I’ll go over the classic glute bridge and three variations if you want more of a challenge!

Kyphosis or hunching of the back is common in those with osteoporosis. So to combat this, simple posture exercises can make all the difference in correcting poor alignment.

The idea behind functional fitness exercise is that it makes Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) safe and easy to perform. For example, a lunge is a functional fitness exercise because it works the muscles you use to sit down in a chair or climb the stairs. And functional fitness is crucial to your independence!

Our Exercises for Osteoporosis of the Spine post reveals 4 great exercises–with video demonstrations– that work the muscles responsible for supporting your back and spine and promoting good posture!

If you struggle with shoulder pain– especially in your rotator cuff– you’ll definitely want to check out our blog post on shoulder strengthening exercises!