Pickleball Goes Viral: What’s Driving the Pickleball Phenomenon?
Why did pickleball become so popular, so quickly? A better question might be, what took so long? Watch the history of pickleball’s growth.
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The Power of a Supportive Community with Secily Wilson
We went behind the scenes with Secily Wilson at TEDxEustis, where she sought to inspire audiences to form meaningful relationships and learn to harness the power of having a supportive community.
Diane Corso’s Uncomfortable Truth: Adult Eating Disorders
Diane Corso developed an eating disorder as a adult. It didn’t go away with motherhood or aging. She struggled with anorexia for decades and hopes her story can encourage others who struggle, too.
Making Adult Friendships
3 Keys to Making Friends, and The Common Mistakes We All Make
Osso Buco from Chef George Vogelbacher
Try this tried and true savory recipe with lamb that falls off the bone, and a delightful sauce made with wine and a vegetable bouquet.
Go With The Flo: How a Great Grandmother is Shattering Records and Stereotypes
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.
75 Years Married, This Couple Has Love on Lock
1948 was quite a year. NASCAR was born, Babe Ruth died, and Bernice and Irving Locker were married. 75 years…
Falls: Common. Costly. Preventable.
Falls, and their devastating consequences, are common, costly, and preventable. That’s why beginning a balance program before you think you need it is one of Growing Bolder’s aging no-brainers.
Blind Swimmer Tells The World “I Can Do Anything”
Vivian Stancil is blind, overweight, and scared of the water, yet she continues to show the world that we can all do anything we set our heart to doing.
Balancing Acts: How Creativity Helped Save Cirque Du Soleil
Creativity is the essence of every Cirque du Soleil performance, and it took that same powerful creativity for the 38-year-old company to survive a recession, failing shows, and the Covid-19 pandemic.
80-Year-Old Skydivers Are More Than Ordinary Joes
Growing Bolder was there when the JOES –the Jumpers Over Eighty Society, got together to break a world free fall formation record.
58 Years After Historic Marathon, Women’s Sports Pioneer Kathrine Switzer Continues Her Legacy
Kathrine Switzer, the first woman to officially register and run the Boston Marathon, continues to add to her legacy and compete today.