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Exercise Videos: moving a little, your way

SeniorThrive's fitness video library, organized around how you want to move today. Four featured "Start Here" categories, plus more for specific goals. Here is the full lineup.

Written by Brian Fluhr

To watch Fitness Videos, sign in first.

This page explains how it works. The tool itself is inside your SeniorThrive account.

Exercise does not have to be a trip to the gym or a half-hour of sweating. For most of us, the good stuff is shorter and gentler. Ten minutes of chair yoga. A standing balance routine while the coffee brews. A few stretches before bed.

SeniorThrive's library finds YouTube videos for each category. Pick the category that fits today, narrow it by position, intensity and length if you like, and tap a video to play it. No separate app to buy.

Fitness Videos is part of Essential, and pauses on the Free plan.

Where to find it

Open Activities and tap Fitness Videos.

Start Here (four featured categories)

If you are new to exercising at home, these four are the gentlest starting points.

  • Chair Yoga. Yoga you do sitting down.

  • Seated Exercises. Full-body workouts from a chair, broader than chair yoga.

  • Balance & Fall Prevention. Standing routines for steadiness on your feet. Keep a chair within reach.

  • Flexibility & Stretching. Loosening stiff shoulders, hips and backs.

The rest of the library

  • Strength Training. Light resistance work with your own body weight or a band.

  • Low-Impact Cardio. Gets your heart going without any jumping.

  • Mindfulness & Meditation. Guided meditation and a few quiet minutes to yourself.

  • Arthritis Relief. Gentle movement chosen for stiff, sore joints.

  • Water Aerobics. Pool exercise.

  • Functional Moves. Practice for the everyday: bending, reaching, stepping and carrying.

  • Brain Fitness. Movement that asks your body and your attention to work together.

  • Tai Chi. Slow, flowing movement.

  • Qigong. Gentle movement paired with breathing.

  • Bone Health. Weight-bearing movement.

  • Sleep Stretches. Quiet stretches for the end of the day.

  • Circulation Flow. Low-impact leg movement.

  • Coordination. Balance and timing together.

  • Calm Breathing. Short breathing practices.

  • Posture Care. Back, shoulder and chest work.

  • Energy Boosters. Short and gentle, for the days when you do not feel like doing much.

How to pick a video

Each video shows its length. Pick a category that matches your day, browse the videos inside, and tap one that looks right for you. If you like to read along, you can choose to see only videos with captions. Save favorites for next time.

Before you start

Check with your doctor before starting anything new, and start gentler than you think you need to.

A rhythm, not a streak

The goal is not to work out every day. The goal is to build a gentle rhythm you can keep for years.

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