AGEnts of Movement
For movement leaders who want to make a bigger impact. Learn how to design movement experiences that spark connection, strengthen confidence, and support healthier, more engaged aging communities.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 160 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 13 days ago |
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Why “Health is Wealth” Misses the Mark
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Today’s newsletter is written by Liz Schneck an Active Aging Specialist and Founder of Aging in Motion. You can check out and subscribe to Liz’s Substack: Aging in Motion.
“Health is wealth.” It’...
Learning Lab: From Exercise to Experience
Designing movement experiences people want to come back to
Why do some exercise programs thrive while others struggle to keep participants engaged? Join wellness strategist Jessica Maurer and active aging innovator Ruben Thickstun for a co...
Fall Recovery: Four Key Missing Aspects
When recovering from a fall, there are specific phases to recovery. But for many, pain, coordination, and balance issues persist after you’ve “done all the things”. That’s because 4 critical aspects of fall recovery often get missed, accord...
Fall Resiliency Resource Link up
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September is Fall Prevention Month, and I’ve been spending a lot of time thinking and writing about falls, fall prevention, and how we can rethink the way we talk about falls with older adults.
If you missed the ear...
What If We Learned To Fall?
Bryan DePhilip, founder of Ukemi Health Partners
Tell us about your business and what you do.
Ukemi Health teaches people how to prevent falls, protect themselves when a fall does happen, and safely get back up afterward.
Most fall p...
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