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Growing Bolder Day is a free, intergenerational celebration of aging to promote the importance of an active, engaged lifestyle.

After a near-fatal car crash, National Senior Games athlete Paula Franetti helps others on their road to recovery.

At the age of 69, Allie was ranked number one in the world 200-meter dash among men aged 65-69. Then in December of 2021 he was diagnosed with prostate cancer.

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.

National Senior Games Athletes from The Villages connect after the 2022 games for fun, fancy footwork and photoshoots!

Growing Bolder, announces a free intergenerational walking event in partnership with Track Shack and Florida Blue Medicare.

The Growing Bolder Division Powered By Florida Blue Medicare begins with the celebration of running 5k.

So many of the triumphs we see at the National Senior Games don’t happen on the score sheet. They happen in the heart. Bill Shafer shares stories that prove it’s more than just medals and records that matter to these masters athletes.

Growing Bolder at the 2022 National Senior Games is now airing across the country! Check below to see where it’s airing and when you can watch. Keep checking back here for updates on when this national special could be coming to a network in your area!

There is a common ageist belief that rapid physical decline is a normal part of aging and we’re all destined to become weak and frail in old age. This is a damaging myth that athletes in The National Senior Games are rapidly disproving.

2022 marks the 50-year anniversary of the passing of Title IX, a critical moment in American history that prevented federally-funded…

Something we all have in common is our fear of change, yet change is something we all face. One of the biggest changes happens when our careers come to an end. Then what? This is true whether you’re an ordinary person or the most decorated US Winter Olympian of all time. Speed skater Apolo Anton Ohno hasn’t been in the Olympics since 2010 but he’s still making an impact, this time by empowering you to make your life’s transitions be the best they can be.