Fitness Marble publishes careful, source-based exercise guidance for adults over 60. This page explains how an article gets from idea to publication, and how we fix mistakes.
Who is responsible
Bhavna Goheeram writes and reviews our exercise guides. Our health-topic articles are prepared by the editorial team and reviewed by a doctor, who is named on the article. The editorial team is accountable for everything published. She is a personal trainer, not a doctor or physiotherapist, and we say so on every About and Disclaimer page, because readers should know who is speaking. Where a doctor has reviewed an article, we name them on that article.
How we choose topics
We write about questions older adults and their families ask: staying steady on your feet, easing stiff joints, building strength at home and keeping up a routine. We do not write about supplements, diets for medical conditions, or treatments.What we base our guidance on
We draw on, in this order:- Government and public health agencies, such as the CDC, the National Institute on Aging, WHO and NICE.
- Systematic reviews, such as those from Cochrane.
- Peer-reviewed studies and guidance from professional bodies.
How we check an article
- We check that each claim matches the source it cites.
- We check that every exercise has safety steps and an easier version.
- We check that nothing promises a cure or a guaranteed result.
- We check that links work and point to the right page.
