Energetic and Lively! Sing-and-Exercise Program for Seniors
Exercise is essential for good health, but as we become adults, many of us have fewer opportunities to be physically active, don’t we?
And I imagine there are also fewer chances to sing out loud.
For people like that, we recommend a wonderful routine that lets you do both at the same time!
In this article, we’ll introduce exercises for older adults that let you move your body while singing.
Please consider incorporating them into day services and other care facilities.
Of course, you can enjoy them while seated as well.
Move and sing together, and have a great time!
Playlist
| Energetic and Lively! Sing-and-Exercise Program for Seniors | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| show_chart | Title | Playlist | Review |
| 1east | Kiyoshi’s Zundoko SongHikawa Kiyoshi | play_arrow | Have fun exercising to Kiyoshi's Zundoko-bushi! |
| 2east | If you’re happy and you know it, clap your handsSakamoto Kyu | play_arrow | Kyu Sakamoto’s “If You’re Happy and You Know It” is a fun exercise song. |
| 3east | 365 Steps MarchSuizenji Kiyoko | play_arrow | Have fun exercising with Kiyoko Suizenji’s “365-Step March”! |
| 4east | Red Sweet PeaMatsuda Seiko | play_arrow | Seiko Matsuda’s classic spring song, Sweet Pea, returns |
| 5east | hometownSakushi: Takano Tatsuyuki / Sakkyoku: Okano Teiichi | play_arrow | Move your body in “Hometown” to train your brain and relieve stress |
| 6east | Cinderella GirlKing&Prince | play_arrow | Gymnastics to King & Prince's debut song |
| 7east | Blue MountainsFujiyama Ichirō to Nara Mitsue | play_arrow | Blue Mountains, a classic song of the Showa era, enjoyed with your whole body |
| 8east | I look up as I walkSakamoto Kyu | play_arrow | 'Ue o Muite Arukou' is a timeless masterpiece that transcends generations. |
| 9east | There’s always tomorrowSakamoto Kyu | play_arrow | Easy exercises with Kyu Sakamoto's songs: brain training and shoulder stiffness improvement |
| 10east | The Apple SongNamiki Michiko | play_arrow | The first postwar hit song, “Ringo no Uta” (Apple Song) |
| 11east | Fortune Cookie in LoveAKB48 | play_arrow | Cheer up with Koisuru Fortune Cookie |
| 12east | I wish you lots of happinessnaniwa danshi | play_arrow | Happiness from Naniwa Danshi’s energetic songs |
| 13east | First Lovenaniwa danshi | play_arrow | Naniwa Danshi’s first-love song is a hit. |
| 14east | The Door to SummerMatsuda Seiko | play_arrow | The Appeal of Seiko Matsuda’s Classic Song “Natsu no Tobira” (The Door to Summer) |
| 15east | Tsugaru Strait Winter SceneIshikawa Sayuri | play_arrow | Sayuri Ishikawa’s classic song “Tsugaru Strait Winter Scene” becomes a huge hit. |
| 16east | Dancing HeroOginome Yōko | play_arrow | A classic hit from the bubble era, arranged so that even seniors can easily dance to it. |
| 17east | Blue Coral ReefMatsuda Seiko | play_arrow | Seiko Matsuda’s classic “Blue Coral Reef,” expressing youth and love |
| 18east | Northern SpringSen Masao | play_arrow | Elderly-friendly exercises in the spring of the northern country |
| 19east | The Bride of SetoKoyanagi Rumiko | play_arrow | A classic from Seto that sings of the sea and a bride’s feelings |
| 20east | Matsuken Samba IIMatsudaira Ken | play_arrow | Full-body workout with Matsuken Samba |
| 21east | The Highland Train GoesOkamoto Atsurō | play_arrow | Takahara Train is Going: Perfect for Morning Exercises |
| 22east | Rhythmic exercises with pop songs | play_arrow | Smiles through music exercise for seniors |
| 23east | I can hear the Christmas song | play_arrow | A gentle melody dance song for seniors |
| 24east | Pumpkin Cha-cha | play_arrow | Let's dance to the Halloween pumpkin song |
| 25east | Momotarosakushi: fumei/sakkyoku: okano teiichi | play_arrow | Let's move our bodies in a fun and healthy way with the Momotaro Exercise! |
| 26east | Spring has come.Sakushi: Takano Tatsuyuki / Sakkyoku: Okano Teiichi | play_arrow | Let's have fun exercising with 'Spring Has Come' |
| 27east | Hahaha, Halloween | play_arrow | Playfully express Halloween motifs |
| 28east | Halloween Boxercise | play_arrow | Punch exercise with your whole body to the rhythm |
| 29east | Caregiving Dance Exercise: Dracula | play_arrow | Expressing the fun of Halloween with the Dracula Exercise |
| 30east | Halloween dance for seniors | play_arrow | Expressing the spooky atmosphere of Halloween with the body |
| 31east | Ashi-fumi A-I-U-Be exercises | play_arrow | Stepping exercise for health with the A-I-U-Be mouth exercise |
| 32east | Ah, there are tears in life.Sugi Ryōtarō to Yokouchi Tadashi | play_arrow | A forward-looking exercise to the theme song of Mito Kōmon |
| 33east | Ochara-ka-hoi | play_arrow | Brain training with fingerplay songs: fun and healthy |
| 34east | What shall we make with rock, scissors, paper? | play_arrow | Energize your brain and body with hand-play songs |
| 35east | Where are you from?warabeuta | play_arrow | Have fun exercising with traditional playground songs |
| 36east | Mount FujiSakushi: Iwaya Kobu / Sakkyoku: Fushō | play_arrow | Let's have fun exercising with the Fuji Mountain song |
| 37east | Song of the Frogs | play_arrow | Activate the brain and body with finger-play songs |
| 38east | Love VacationZa Pīnattsu | play_arrow | A light, lively love song with a swinging feel |
| 39east | butterflied sardine(s) | play_arrow | Brain activation with the hand game “Iwashi no Hiraki” (Opened Sardine) |
| 40east | Zuizui Zukkorobashi | play_arrow | Finger play games enjoyed with traditional children's songs |
| 41east | Rhythmic exercises while seated | play_arrow | |
| 42east | Furusato: Song Exercise | play_arrow | |
| 43east | Summer children’s songs – sing-and-dance medley | play_arrow | |
| 44east | Rhythmic exercises that move the arms and legs in time | play_arrow | |
| 45east | Lively Exercise: Rhythm Gymnastics to Music | play_arrow | |
| 46east | The Hill Where Mandarin Orange Blossoms Bloom | play_arrow | Boost your brain and heart with hand-play while singing |
| 47east | Momotaro | play_arrow | Enjoyable interaction through the nostalgic hand game “Momotarō” |
| 48east | Yakiimo goo-choki-pa | play_arrow | Brain training and communication through rhythm play |
| 49east | The railroad tracks go on forever. | play_arrow | Enjoyable interaction with hand play songs boosts concentration |
| 50east | a small brown bottle | play_arrow | Hand play songs that joyfully move the brain and body |
| 51east | The Bento Box Song | play_arrow | Enjoy the Bento Box Song by its tempo |
| 52east | 365-Step March Exercise | play_arrow | Have fun exercising with Kiyoko Suizenji’s song |
| 53east | A-I-U-Be Exercises, Yokai Version | play_arrow | Enjoy the A-I-U-Be exercises with songs from a yokai anime |
| 54east | Aiueo mouth exercises for preventing facial sagging and wrinkles | play_arrow | Solve your worries through communication, stay healthy with the A-I-U-Be exercises |
| 55east | Goo Choki Paa-ty (Rock-Paper-Scissors Party) | play_arrow | Have fun and stay healthy with the Goo-Choki-Paa exercise |
| 56east | Hinamatsuri Exercise | play_arrow | Simple exercises done while sitting and singing |
| 57east | Rock, paper, scissors with pumpkin | play_arrow | Goo-Choki-Pa Exercise to Enjoy in the Halloween Spirit |
| 58east | Let’s make Pokémon with rock-paper-scissors | play_arrow | Pokémon is popular with both children and adults. |
| 59east | Sazae-san | play_arrow | A Manga Artist’s Life Sustained by a Mother’s Love |
| 60east | step exercise | play_arrow | Stepping to music to improve walking ability |
| 61east | Soran Bushi | play_arrow | Soran Bushi, a herring fishermen’s folk song that originated in Hokkaido. |
| 62east | Posture-improving exercises using a towel | play_arrow | Towel exercises are effective for preventing a hunched back! |
| 63east | Lively A-I-U-Be exercises | play_arrow | Rock-style stress relief with the A-I-U-Be exercises |
| 64east | Pa-Ta-Ka-Ra finger exercises | play_arrow | Add finger movements to the Patakara exercise |
| 65east | A-I-U-Be mouth exercise to the rhythm | play_arrow | Aiue-be exercises to enjoy with rhythm |
| 66east | Apple Song Exercise | play_arrow | Activate your brain by moving your body to “The Apple Song.” |
| 67east | Winter Song Exercises | play_arrow | Singing exercises are good for the health of elderly people. |
| 68east | Northern Country Spring Exercises | play_arrow | Senior exercises tailored for the springtime in northern regions |
| 69east | Patakara Dance You Can Do While Seated | play_arrow | Let's have fun exercising to the festival dance beat |
| 70east | Let’s look up and walk with finger exercises | play_arrow | Exercise to enjoy with 'Ue o Muite Arukou' |
| 71east | Patakara exercises in a spring brook | play_arrow | Improve oral function with Patakara exercises |
| 72east | Spring Song Exercise | play_arrow | Let's energize the brain and body with exercises to children's songs |
| 73east | Aiube exercises while singing | play_arrow | Improve nasal breathing and health with the A-I-U-Be exercises |
| 74east | Autumn Song Calisthenics | play_arrow | Promoting seniors’ health through autumn song exercises |
| 75east | What a nice bath.Za Dorifutāzu | play_arrow | Let's boost motivation for gymnastics with a fun song. |
| 76east | People of the Me-gumi (firefighters’ brigade)RATS&STAR | play_arrow | Renamed from the Chanels, commemorative single ‘Megumi no Hito’ |
| 77east | the temple’s head monk | play_arrow | The nursery rhyme “Otera no Oshō-san” is fun. |
| 78east | Song Exercise | ![]() | Fun and safe exercises with winter nursery rhymes |
| 79east | Rhythmic exercises to a children’s song | play_arrow | Have fun and stay healthy with nursery rhyme rhythm exercises |
| 80east | The Hare and the Tortoisesakushi: ishihara wasaburou/sakkyoku: nojyo benjirou | play_arrow | Energize your brain and body with the Rabbit and Turtle Exercise |
| 81east | tea pickingMonbushō shōka | play_arrow | Let's have fun exercising with the tea-picking folk song |
| 82east | Tankō-bushi (Coal Miner’s Song)Fukuoka ken min’yō | play_arrow | Let's do exercises energetically to the Tanko-bushi! |
| 83east | The Longed-For Hawaii RouteHaruo Oka | play_arrow | Haruwo Oka’s classic song “The Longed-For Hawaii Route” |
| 84east | Ball juggling in time with the song | play_arrow | Enjoyable exercises with music and a ball |
| 85east | Donguri KorokoroSakushi: Aoki Sonoyoshi / Sakkyoku: Yanada Tadashi | play_arrow | Full-body exercise with the Donguri Korokoro workout |


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