Shakin’ It In the Pool
The Pink Saints hit the pool at The Villages and shake their booties — and a little more — in the name of fitness.
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Pickleball At The Villages
The game with the unusual name is catching on like wildfire! See why pickleball is growing in popularity!
Surviving and Thriving
When news anchor Wendy Chioji was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2001, her struggle was closely followed by thousands. Six years later, Wendy is a relentless fundraiser, inspirational spokesperson and fearless competitor.
Kickboxing Grandmothers Fight for their Vitality
Not everyone is willing to age gracefully! We found a group of grandmothers doing something a little bit different — they’re learning to fight to keep their vitality.
The Free Throw King
Learn the secrets of The Free Throw King, Andy McGuffin, an 83 year old who shoots 90% from the stripe and once made 400 in a row.
Deb Smith and Jo Dill
When she couldn’t find a basketball camp for women over 50, Deb Smith went out and created one herself. Jo Dill is one of the women who enthusiastically signed up for a “dream come true” camp.
We Are the Water Buffalos
Can the 30-minute infomercial be far behind? A combination of boot camp and aerobics class, macho style.
Right on Target
Bob Worrell was the oldest archer at the National Senior Games and came away with the gold in his age group and a new record! Find out how he’s kept his love for the sport right on target!
Tony Handler
Despite his struggles with a rare form of pancreatic cancer, Tony Handler is still pushing himself to complete triathlons.
Cliff Eggink
Cliff Eggink, aka the Iron Geezer, gives hope to couch potatoes everywhere.
Charles Modlin
Super-stud Charles Modlin smashed records at the National Senior Games and he’s just getting started.
Making a Racquet, Having a Ball
The 100 best racquetball players from 23 states recently descended upon Orlando, Fla., for the Seniors/Masters National Racquetball Championship. The ladies came to whack a little ball, talk a little smack and smash a few stereotypes along the way.