Barbells and kettlebells are typically considered tools for younger populations and reserved for fitness centers. But should they also play a central role in therapy for older adults? What about in the frailest? How about in home health? Learn from experts who are using these tools in exciting and innovative ways with their older clients of all ages and abilities to improve their care and maximize their functional abilities.
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Are Barbells and Kettlebells the Future of Geriatric Care?
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About Cody Sipe
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Cody Sipe, PhD is a professor, researcher, entrepreneur, educator and thought leader with 25 years of experience in the field of healthy aging. He is the co-founder of FAI and serves as Associate Professor and Director of Clinical Research in the Doctoral Physical Therapy Program at Harding University. His global mission is to positively effect the lives of millions of older adults around the world by dispelling the many stereotypes of aging and helping trainers be as effective as possible with their clients.