Fiftysomethings make more effortFiftysomethings make more efforthttp://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/artic ... CB119523F4
I'd go along with this. I was definitely the fittest I'd ever been when I hit my early 30's, lost some ground when I had the children, then started working up again. But I certainly intend to hit 50 at a new peak of physical fitness, and I have often commented to my husband I'm in better shape than a lot of girls half my age. Missing my little friend Sunny Clucker
Re: Fiftysomethings make more effortI hit the big 5-0 in December this year and I am fitter than I have been in years, since Easter I have lost over 1 1/2 stone, I can now walk up the hill to the field to walk the dog in long strides instead of small steps and having to stop half way, and I started aquafit classes this week and love it.
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Re: Fiftysomethings make more effortI think I am fitter than in my forties. We certainly do more and never seem to stop.
I have more energy in my little finger, than some of my friends youngsters have in the whole of their body!. We walk for England, not only our 4 dogs but also a friends guide dog and another one, that I have left over from my dog walking days. Every evening, except Wednesdays, we are out doing something and we also go to pilates classes twice a week. We are her oldest clients and she doesn't give us any leaway. She is 62 herself and has the figure and suppleness of a twenty year old, so we get no favours. We both still work part time, as well I am 65 he is 67 how much longer this goes on, your guess is as good as mine. But I have no intention of stopping, just have to hope our health remains good. Wendy http://www.busheyk9.co.uk
If you can't be a good example........ you will just have to be a horrible warning Re: Fiftysomethings make more effortOh well, there had to be one didn't there!
I just don't do any deliberate excercise. I really hate walking - seems totally pointless to me. Give me a sofa anyday! I used to belong to a gym and loved the dancing and aerobics and tolerated a couple of lengths of the pool , but I felt so hungry afterwards and put on so much weight and couldn't shift it. So I am happy to potter in my garden and do what I do in my busy life, but deliberate exercise - absolutely not. Helen xx
3 children, 3 grandchildren, 3 chooks, 3 fish, a shrimp that thinks its a prawn and a dappy dog. http://www.acountrygrandma.blogspot.com Re: Fiftysomethings make more effortI would hate going to a gym - yuck, and the dog makes me walk - I enjoy it once I get going but its only him nagging me that gets me out! But the aquafit I started this week is such good fun I wish it was more than twice a week!
Re: Fiftysomethings make more effortUsed to go to the gym and do weight lifting, would you believe. Hurt my shoulder and can't do it now.
But gardening is very good for you Helen. Wendy http://www.busheyk9.co.uk
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