Gentle Exercise Tracker — Ages 80–89
This free exercise tracker is designed specifically for seniors in their 80s (octogenarians). Created by Charlie Shine, Ph.D., a brain scientist and educational technology developer at brains4goodlife.com, it provides a safe daily exercise routine using a chair for support, with caregiver assistance.
Gentle, consistent movement in the 80s helps preserve muscle strength, maintain balance to prevent falls, improve circulation, and sustain independence in daily activities. Even low-intensity chair exercises provide meaningful health benefits for octogenarians.
All exercises require a caregiver or family member to be present. Always hold a sturdy chair for support during standing exercises. Move slowly and gently at all times. Stop immediately if there is any pain, dizziness, or discomfort.
Open this page in any browser — no download or installation required. Check off each exercise as completed. The progress bar updates in real time. Records are saved for the current day only and can be reset with the button above.