Strength training exercises like glute bridges, sit-to-stands, and wall push-ups are recommended for living a longer, healthier life by counteracting age-related muscle loss.

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Personal trainer Bruno Pontes, working with the fitness app Muscle Booster, recommends three at-home exercises (glute bridges, sit-to-stands, and wall push-ups) for longevity, citing research that 90 minutes of strength training per week is linked to up to four years of extra life and a 2.3-year lower brain age, while the Mayo Clinic states strength training can reverse age-related muscle fibre changes.

First seen May 16, 2026
Last updated May 16, 2026
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