aging

Although the number of birthday candles on your birthday cake can equal the number of things that stop working remember, strength is never a weakness.

Just because you're over 40 doesn't mean you have to give up on your fitness goals.

Stop selling fitness through the promise of a bikini body, and instead be good to your body, feel strong and empowered, and to be grateful for what our bodies can do.

There are many victories to be had on the journey of life, but eternal youth is not one of them.

Would you be more inclined to exercise to live a longer life? Or would you be more inclined to exercise to avoid dying too soon?

Activity level, eating habits, and muscle mass are all key players in a healthy metabolism.

Filter out the marketing messages, choose your tribes wisely, listen to your body, and follow your heart.

Strong is never wrong, in every sport and in life.

In my experience, being "young" is a decision. So, if you’re stuck in a rut and feeling older than you are, here are a few tips to get you moving towards feeling young.

Do not go gently into the good night - life is always full of possibilities for accomplishment and change.

Stay healthy and educated in your pursuit of happiness and know that leanness and our societal constructs that drive our desires are not always the healthiest option for your body.

Hard days are going to happen, and your fitness determines how useful you will be when they do.

The effects of aging are no excuse to sit down and give up.

If you change your thinking you could be turning in some of your best performances in your fifties. This is one person's inspiring journey that proves age ain't nothing but a number.

As humans, we’ve crafted our environment to make life easy. While that’s helped us get where we are today, it comes at a potential price.

Even if you're just starting out at 40, you can be as fit as most 20-year-olds with some dedication and a sensible workout plan.

When we suffer injuries or wounds, age can prevent our bodies from healing as effectively as they once did.