Falling Is Not Inevitable
- Vicky Cheung

- Sep 25, 2025
- 1 min read
You may have heard the phrase: “Falling is a normal part of aging.” This simply is not true. Falls are preventable, not inevitable.

Yes, balance and strength do change with age. But the right habits can tip the odds in your favor. Try a few “mini squats” by sitting and standing from your chair, balance on one leg while brushing your teeth, or add a few extra steps to your daily walk. Small, steady choices like these build better balance, strength, and resilience over time.
Here’s the catch: trouble often begins long before the first stumble. A subtle shift in stride, a little extra sway when standing still, or needing more effort to rise from a chair are all early warning signs. Platforms like Aspire Motion help reveal these “invisible” risks, giving you the chance to get stronger, and steadier.
So the next time someone shrugs and says, “Falling is just part of aging,” know that it doesn’t have to be. With the right steps today, you can keep moving confidently and independently.



