Caring for our musculoskeletal health can help us stay strong and active as we age, Dr. Vonda Wright said.
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Tom Simek, who has competed on "American Ninja Warrior," shared how getting fit later in life has changed his life for the better.
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If you haven't got much time to exercise, use the gym to strength train, then get your steps in elsewhere, Jason Jackson said.
Sheila Stothard cooks from scratch, has a consistent sleep routine, and walks a lot.
Busy execs are optimizing their schedules with the ruck meeting, which combines networking with working out to help build relationships and muscle.
As I age, I realize I may never have the muscular body I always dreamed of. I'm slowly learning to accept where my body is at now.
Jeff Byers, a former football player who now runs the buzzy supplement company Momentous, takes meetings while wearing a weighted vest.
Jim Dreeben, 83, keeps active by kayaking, doing planks, swimming, walking, and doing battle-rope workouts.