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Lifestyle Pinnacle champions elderly health with free daily workout sessions

by Highveld Chronicle
August 14, 2024
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eMalahleni – Lifestyle Pinnacle, located at 4929 Willie Ackerman Drive, Ackerville, Emalahleni, has launched an inspiring initiative offering free workout sessions for the elderly from Monday to Friday.

According to the founders, the program is designed with the understanding that staying active in old age is crucial for maintaining health and well-being. They have also learned that as people grow older, they often face chronic illnesses and diseases, which can severely impact their quality of life. Research indicates that many of these conditions can be managed, delayed, or even prevented through regular physical activity.

Recognizing this, Lifestyle Pinnacle aims to promote longevity and a more active lifestyle among the elderly by providing these free workout sessions.

“We understand the importance of staying active in old age,” said Lucky Nkosi from Lifestyle Pinnacle. “Our goal is to help the elderly maintain an active and healthy lifestyle, which we believe will contribute to a longer and more fulfilling life.”

The sessions are held every weekday, with specialized trainers on hand to guide the participants through workouts tailored to their needs. The trainers are experienced in working with older adults and ensure that the exercises are safe, effective, and enjoyable.

This initiative not only promotes physical health but also offers a social environment where the elderly can connect with others, fostering a sense of community and belonging. Lifestyle Pinnacle’s commitment to this cause is a commendable step towards improving the quality of life for the elderly in our community.

As the program continues, Lifestyle Pinnacle hopes that more elderly individuals will take advantage of this free opportunity to enhance their health and well-being.

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The Highveld Chronicle Newspaper is a local community newspaper based in the Mpumalanga Highveld Area. We cover at least 80% of the Nkangala District Municipality, with a population of over 1.5 million people. Highveld Chronicle is an affiliate of Myaba Media Tech, which was established in 2012 by an individual with a strong passion for business and driven by the desire to create economic value while remaining customer-centric. In May 2016, the newspaper publication was established under the Myaba Media Tech company. Over the years of our existence, we have positioned ourselves as one of the most consistently interactive and informative weekly newspapers, currently covering most parts of Nkangala District Municipality, with 90% of our coverage focused on black, previously disadvantaged communities. We are driven by the core values below, which align with our MOTTO: FIRST WITH THE PEOPLE, FIRST WITH THE NEWS Commitment: We are committed to creating employment and serving our communities with extremely thought-provoking and thought-leading news. Professional: We are a team of qualified and experienced journalists who deliver high-quality news in a fair and impartial manner. Trustworthy: We are committed to reporting the truth and earning the trust of our audience.

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