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Growing Bolder, announces a free intergenerational walking event in partnership with Track Shack and Florida Blue Medicare.
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Watch John in action on his milestone birthday redefining what can be accomplished at 80 years old!
Neal Ater only started running at 59 years old. Now at 72, he’s run races all over the world and has no plans to stop. He shares why.
Bonnie Strang is a two-sport National Senior Games athlete who will be competing in Softball in Columbus, and Pickleball in Pittsburgh.
Jean Kiker was a tennis player all her life, but it only took one day for this 85-year-old to change sports and get addicted to pickleball.
Flo Meiler is an 88-year-old great-grandmother and arguably the greatest all-around female athlete over the age of 85 that has ever lived.
In the Track Shack running community, a commitment to running has led to several committed relationships.
Midge Ferraro has made her mark on The Villages, Florida, by starting a softball program that is setting an example for how to live a healthy and engaged life at any age.
One of the oldest of nine children, there was trauma and extreme violence in Lia Coryell’s home, creating a defiance within her, and a life mantra to rebel with intent.
Caught in a chain of inspiration, Nancy Walko, completed her first-ever race this month at the Park Avenue 5K.
Have you tried pickleball? Chances are, you will! It is the fastest growing sport in the country. It is played by over 4.8 million people and growing in leaps and bounds each year. There is an unprecedented demand from players of all experience levels to find coaches who can help them improve, and one of the best in world is a man known around the world as, “Coach Mo.”
Helen Deboles didn’t think there was a light at the end of her journey. She was battling breast cancer and was losing hope. Then, her life changed when she found a running community.
85-year-old Maria Yegella recently made a solo jump to become the world’s oldest active skydiver.
