Mark LaClaire, director of lifestyle at Kolter Homes, has noticed that older adults in their active adult communities are tech-savvy and partnered with EGYM to provide this technology at all Cresswind communities. Carla Maxwell Ray, a resident at Cresswind, has found the technology helpful in her busy life, allowing her to track her progress and customize her workouts, even when she’s short on time.
According to research conducted by AARP, the stereotype that older people struggle with technology is not entirely accurate. In fact, the majority of adults over 50 use smartphones and wearable devices daily. The advanced technology provided by EGYM has re-energized Ray’s fitness routine, providing her with a convenient and tailored workout experience. This partnership between Kolter Homes and EGYM demonstrates that older adults are fully capable of incorporating technology into their daily lives for fitness and health benefits. Age should not be a barrier to utilizing technology to enhance wellness and achieve personal fitness goals.
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