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Better Balance, Fewer Falls

“I’m just afraid of falling again.”

Falls are not just accidents — they are one of the leading causes of injury and loss of independence in older adults. But the good news is: most falls are preventable with the right approach.


In this National Physiotherapy Awareness Month, we’re shining the spotlight on how physiotherapy — combined with innovative equipment like TurtleGym — is transforming fall prevention for Malaysia’s aging population.


🚨 The Reality: Why Falls Happen in Older Adults

As we age, our:

  • Muscle strength declines (especially in the legs)

  • Balance and reflexes slow down

  • Joint stiffness and poor posture affect movement

  • Vision, medications, and health conditions increase fall risks

And once someone falls, the fear of falling again often leads them to move less, making the risk even higher. It’s a cycle we’re here to break.


💪 What we do to help you prevent fall?

Strengthens Leg Muscles - Exercises like leg presses and hip abductions build stronger quads and glutes — key for walking, standing, and stair climbing.

Improves Balance Through Repetition - Consistent, slow-paced training improves neuromuscular coordination — helping seniors “catch themselves” better if they trip.

Builds Confidence to Move Again - Safe, guided exercise in a group setting helps reduce the fear of falling — one of the biggest contributors to inactivity.

Supports Rehabilitation After a Fall - For those recovering from fractures or surgeries, TurtleGym allows gentle strength rebuilding without risk of overload.




👩‍⚕️ PhysioGym by Remeds: A Safe Space to Age Strong

At PhysioGym, we’re more than just a physiotherapy centre. We’re a community focused on helping seniors:

  • Stay independent

  • Move without fear

  • Build strength, balance, and confidence

  • Age in place — with dignity


Our physiotherapists blend clinical expertise with the world’s safest training tools to create a fully supervised experience, especially designed for those aged 55 and above.



 
 
 

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