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Iโm Fortunatina Branno, 24 years old, from Naples ๐ฎ๐น. I hold a degree in Communication and Iโm currently pursuing a Masterโs in Public and Corporate Communication ๐.
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In our country, middle-aged and elderly people usually exercise in different ways.
Many prefer structured activities such as Pilates, gentle gymnastics, or group fitness classes designed for seniors. In our area, there are several gyms offering programs focused on balance, flexibility, and posture – Pilates is especially popular among women.
There are also outdoor fitness opportunities in public parks and green areas, where people can walk, stretch, or join informal group activities.
For example, the “Mappatella Gym” is a free outdoor gym located on the Rotonda Diaz in Naples, along the seaside. It offers simple equipment such as bars and benches for safe outdoor exercise.
Another well-known place is the
Capodimonte Park, a large green area where people often practice outdoor Pilates or gentle physical activities with instructors.
These places promote an accessible, healthy, and social approach to physical activity, perfectly aligned with our project’s goal of bringing movement closer to seniors.
Through our interviews with Pilates participants, we also found that physical activity is seen not only as exercise, but as a way to improve well-being, self-confidence, and social connection.
