1) Use Your Noodle Those bendy foam noodles weigh nearly nothing, but they’re all you need for a strength-building upper-body routine, according to Eileen Chang-Berman, who teaches Power Splash at the ...

Shalom Kropfl of Duluth has been a water baby her whole life. In 2011, she was diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis, which causes painful inflammation and joint swelling. While she can't do laps anymore ...

Aquatic exercise is a low-impact activity that takes the pressure off the bones, joints and muscles. Water also offers natural resistance, which can help strengthen the muscles. Aquatic exercise can ...

Among adults – including millions of baby boomers – water aerobics is becoming a popular way of keeping fit. For people of any age who’ve sustained joint injuries, have arthritic pains or osteoporosis ...

Pool time! There is no better place to exercise those 50-and-older joints than in a swimming pool, says Carrie Thorson, head physical therapist with Aquatic Rehab and Consulting in Southern California ...