Weak legs can be a real bummer, but it’s not something you just have to accept. There are several common reasons why this happens, and knowing them can help you figure out the best way to tackle the problem.
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1. Muscle Loss (Sarcopenia)
One of the biggest reasons for weak legs as we get older is something called sarcopenia. This is just a fancy word for age-related muscle loss. It’s a natural process, but it doesn’t mean you’re helpless against it. After about age 50, people can start to lose about 15% of their muscle strength each decade. This can vary a lot from person to person, but it’s a general trend. The less active you are, the faster this muscle loss can happen. So, staying active is a big deal here. Anatomy
2. Not Moving Enough
