Stronger Together: Free Fitness for 58+
A Community for Health and Connection
why this matters
At Gin or Gym Fitness, we believe that health isn’t just about physical fitness—it’s about creating a supportive community for everyone, especially those we love the most: our parents. This program is more than a fitness class; it’s a space for connection, growth, and joy.
As we grow this community, we envision creating even more opportunities for meaningful interactions, health-focused initiatives, and support systems for seniors and their families.
100% FREE
At Gin or Gym, we believe in giving back and creating a supportive community for everyone. This program is free because:
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To Build Stronger Families:
We believe that health is a family affair. By encouraging parents to stay active, we’re fostering stronger connections within families and creating happier lives.
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To Make Fitness Accessible:
We know many seniors hesitate to start exercising due to cost or confidence. By removing barriers, we hope to inspire more people to take that first step toward better health.
program details
Let’s keep our parents active, healthy, and connected— because strong families start from the inside out. 💕
Class Schedule:
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Mon, 3:30 PM (Wan Chai)
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Wed, 3:30 PM (Wan Chai)
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By registration only
(First come first serve each time, max 10 person per class)
What to Expect:
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Gentle stretches and basic exercises suitable for all levels
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A warm and friendly community
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Monthly in-body tests
How to Join:
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Fill out the registration form below
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Join our WhatsApp group for easy weekly sign-ups
why exercise is essential for seniors
stay active, stay strong, stay connected.
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💪 Maintain Muscle Strength
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Adults lose 3-8% of muscle mass per decade after age 30, with the rate increasing after 60.
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Resistance training helps preserve muscle, making daily tasks like climbing stairs or carrying groceries easier.
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🦴 Protect Your Bones
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1 in 3 women and 1 in 5 men over 50 experience fractures due to osteoporosis. (Source: International Osteoporosis Foundation)
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Strength training can improve bone density, reducing the risk of fractures and promoting stronger bones.
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🤸 Boost Balance and Mobility
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1 in 4 adults over 65 experience a fall each year, making falls the leading cause of injury for seniors.
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Exercises improve coordination and stability, reducing fall risks and increasing confidence in movement.
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😊 Support Mental Health
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Regular exercise reduces depression symptoms by 20-30% and lowers dementia risk by 40%.
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Physical activity releases endorphins, which boost mood and improve overall mental well-being.
Free Weekly Fitness Classes for 58+ Registration Form
Please fill up the form below to sign-up for the training group: