The goals must be sustainable. As I grow older, carrying a heavier load is no longer something I aspire towards to. Ultimately attaining a higher quality in life is the ultimate goal. Working back from there I know that hypertrophy then becomes the main goal, and in order to achieve that one must understand the imbalances in our physique, which would naturally lead you down the path of trying to work towards having symmetry in your physic. A strong chest would mean you need a strong back + shoulders. A strong upper bodyβ¦then would lead you to also want to have strong and sturdy legs which would enhance mobility + stability. Try higher reps for a lower weight and aim for max volume/workload (weight x distance). Also do have a cardiovascular regime (for cardiac health in order to perform resistance training adequately).
Strength work is very important, and far more important as we get older. Having a routine like this, not necessarily a heavy one, is something everyone really should have and so you are setting a good example to your fellow forum members.