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75-Year-Old Grandmother Amazes Internet With Daily Yoga Flexibility
Sushila Bohra is 75 years old and practices yoga every day.
Videos show her doing flexible movements, stretches and resistance exercises.
Many people online are impressed by what she can do.
Her granddaughter says Sushila’s daily chores and strong discipline help keep her active.
A doctor says people should not be judged only by their age when deciding how active they can be.
Muscle strength, moving joints, balance and general health are also important.
These exercises can work on flexibility, strength and body control.
Older adults should check with a health professional before starting a new routine.
Sushila’s example encourages people to begin taking care of their health.
Sushila Bohra, 75, has attracted online attention for her yoga and flexibility exercises.
Her videos also show resistance training and everyday stretching.
Her granddaughter, Dr Simran Munot, credited daily discipline and chores for her fitness.
Orthopaedic specialist Dr Gazanfar Patel said age alone should not determine activity levels.
He said strength, mobility, balance and overall health are more important factors.
- Who
- Sushila Bohra, a 75-year-old woman, whose yoga videos were shared by her granddaughter Dr Simran Munot.
- What
- She has attracted online attention for practicing yoga, flexibility exercises, stretching and resistance training.
- Where
- Online, through videos shared on Instagram.
- When
- Daily; the article does not provide a specific date.
- Why
- Her routine illustrates exercise components that Dr Gazanfar Patel said are important for healthy ageing.
Key facts
- Person featured
- Sushila Bohra
- Age
- 75 years old
- Activities shown
- Yoga, flexibility exercises, resistance training and stretching
- Family member sharing the videos
- Dr Simran Munot
- Medical expert
- Dr Gazanfar Patel, senior consultant at Wockhardt Hospitals Mumbai Central
- Expert focus
- Muscle strength, joint mobility, balance and overall health
- Health disclaimer
- Readers should consult a health practitioner before beginning a new routine.
Quotes
Dr Gazanfar Patel
Senior consultant in orthopaedic minimally invasive/robotic joint replacement and sports medicine at Wockhardt Hospitals Mumbai Central
“What matters more is their muscle strength, joint mobility, balance and overall health. The routine described here appears to combine flexibility, strength, mobility and body-control exercises, all important components of healthy ageing”
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“Her daily chores are her workout. Her discipline is her supplement. Just 75 years of showing up for herself. This could be you. Start today”
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