As more and more of us get active later in life, more and more of us are also experiencing sports-related injuries. A top surgeon shares tips for surviving our increasingly active lifestyles.

95-year-old Olive Watson walks two miles a day, volunteers to feed the homeless and is more active now than most people ever are.

How many doctors practice what they preach? The doctors from Winter Park Urology prescribe an active lifestyle to all of their patients, and as we discovered, they happily take their own medicine.

Get out there and play. Ernie Bach did and walked away with 24 medals at the Good Life Games.

Herb Hauser was the best 90-year-old tennis player on the planet when we went one-on-one with him. He was active, had a great sense of humor, and the love of a wonderful woman. His message: "Get off the couch. Have some fun. Take some chances."

With more adults maintaining active and competitive lifestyles into their 50s and beyond, grown kids now spend weekends watching mom and dad compete. In the Leech family, the kids say it's a great glimpse of what their later years could be like, too.

The secret to staying active is to find something you enjoy. Activity becomes passion, and that's really Growing Bolder.

The world's oldest person died Friday at the age of 115. Active until the end, Gertrude Baines spent her time watching her favorite TV program, ''The Jerry Springer Show" and eating her favorite foods: bacon, fried chicken and ice cream.

Even in his 90s, he's a young man at heart. Our pal Banana George admits to still having an eye for the ladies and a love of fast cars. He's also got a few tips for living a long and active life. Hop in -- the bananamobile is cruisin' for chicks.

Joanne McCully graduated from Cornell University at the age of 51 and has found a new career.

Staying active can keep you physically and socially engaged, adding quality to your life. But for more and more of us, that's just not enough. Leaving a legacy and finding a way to give back are some of the most rewarding ways of Growing Bolder.

Trent Lane is not your average 95-year-old. Heck, he's not your average 40-year-old!

For anyone who's ever considered giving up, you have to hear the story of Karen Einsidler, who went from a double mastectomy to a world championship.

GB's Marc Middleton and Bill Shafer share the Growing Bolder message of active living and pursuit of passions with the University Club of Winter Park. In the process, they discover in this day and age, there's no such thing as "little old ladies."

Many people take up new sports in their better years, but after turning 78, one woman decided to take up weightlifting.

World-famous choreographer Norma Miller has been dancing for more than seven decades and her career is still going strong.

At 59, he's the oldest jump master on active duty in Iraq. Col. Gallimore calls direct from one of Saddam's old palaces in Baghdad where he's an incredible inspiration to soldiers half his age.

Doug Stewart never dreamed of being a firefighter, but 50 years later, he's still fighting fires and smashing stereotypes.

He's a star on his softball team and John Trongon has led the Villages' softaball team, The Angels, to many wins. Oh, and did we mention he's 85?

We're highlighting the Growing Bolder philosophy through the stories of men and women who prove how great life can be when you're bold enough to pursue your passions.

Author and athlete Don McGrath is harnessing the enthusiasm and dedication of other athletes over 50 to make a difference in communities around the country.

Columbia Sportswear's "one tough mother" is still taking names and vibrant as she enjoys her 80s.

The generation that vowed to never trust anyone over 30 ate those words long ago, and these days, they're finding that being a grown-up is actually a lot more fun than they ever could have imagined.

One of the country's top aging experts says it's no longer enough to simply hope for a long and happy life -- you must plan for it. Learn how.

He was one of the hottest TV stars around in the 1970s, and today, he's still making entertainment that the whole family can enjoy.

She's the fastest distance swimmer in United States history (wait for it!) over the age of 90!

GB member Fred the Fitness Guy made an amazing discovery. Exactly 70 years ago, his great grandfather was featured in National Geographic magazine. Fred made a video to share his family news with his GB family.

The Growing Bolder TV Show, featuring local news veterans Marc Middleton and Bill Shafer, has been picked up by Orlando PBS affiliate WMFE-TV.