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Active Living and Exercise for Seniors

Stay mobile. Stay energized. Have fun.

Our active living collection includes everything to keep seniors moving: bean bag and washer toss games, bowling, darts, resistance bands, pedal exercisers, Omnikin balls and adapted sports equipment.

Regular physical activity helps seniors maintain strength, balance and independence, and it lifts the mood. These products make it easy to add movement to every day in LTC and retirement homes, with activities adapted to every ability.

We ship across Canada and gladly accept purchase orders from care facilities.

Guide: equipping a physical activity program

A good active living program combines games that get people moving, adapted sports and gentle exercise. The goal: every resident moves according to their abilities, standing or seated.

Essentials to get started

Toss games: bean bags and targets, magnetic darts, ring toss.
Lightweight balls: Omnikin and foam balls for group games.
Gentle exercise: resistance bands, soft weights, pedal exerciser.
Adapted sports: NAK curling, bowling with a ramp, shuffleboard.

Adapting to abilities

Plan seated activities to include wheelchair users and people with reduced mobility. Bowling with a ramp, curling with a delivery stick and lightweight balls let you run mixed groups.

Keep it varied

Alternate skill games, team sports and guided exercise sessions. Chair exercise DVDs or Höp, which projects activities on a wall, help structure sessions with no preparation.

Frequently asked questions

Which active living products suit seniors in LTC and retirement homes?

This collection includes toss games (bean bags, rings, pucks, Cornhole), bowling, magnetic darts, resistance bands, pedal exercisers and Omnikin and Gymnic balls. Most can be played seated or standing, so you can adapt each activity to every resident's abilities.

Can these activities be done seated?

Yes. Bean bag games, puck toss, magnetic darts, resistance bands and the pedal exerciser all work well from a chair or wheelchair. Lightweight, oversized Omnikin balls are also great for seated group games in a circle.

How do I choose between a group game and individual equipment?

Toss games, bowling and Omnikin balls are designed to bring a group together and spark interaction. Resistance bands, soft weights and the pedal exerciser are better suited to individual exercise or rehabilitation programs. Many facilities combine both in their activity calendar.

Can I get pricing to equip an entire activity room?

Yes. For large orders or a complete room setup, fill out our quote request form or contact customer service at 1-888-907-6878. Facilities can also order with a purchase order.

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