Noxxxxxx
Minneapolis, MN, USA
Walking 40-50 miles /week, strength training 4 times weekly, cardio, golf (walking only). Anything that keeps me moving. I take the stairs whenever I can rather than elevators if its 2 floors. If that was good enough for Cary Grant, it’s good enough for me. For the most part I cook my own food (had to learn to cook due to my divorce and then the pandemic, and I'm really getting pretty good. I eat healthy and am always trying to find better and nutritious foods and...
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Orlando, FL, USA
I treat my mind and body as a temple. In my older, wiser mind, I have no whispers of insecurities remaining. I only require 4-5 hours of sleep each night. I go to bed at 10-11 and wake up 3-4 without an alarm. With all that extra time, I walk 3 miles on the beach at sunrise. It's really a music infused mindful meditation with the silver lining of exercise. I process my life, I decide my future, by the end of the walk, I am fully in the present. No worries of tom...
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Dallas, TX, USA
I just turned 68 in April … don’t let that fool you!! I don't identify with that number. I truly feel, think and act more like 46.. My physical appearance is very important to me and staying healthy and active … body, mind, and soul, all very sexy thinking. I hope we share the same ideology. Bucket list .. not in any particular order… sleep under the stars with my love in Montana, learn to fly fish (same trip, Montana) whitewater rafting (Montana) learn ...
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Portland, OR, USA
JUxxxxxx
FL, USA
I'm a former bodybuilder—not competitive—and training has been part of my life for decades. I still track my workouts because apparently I'm incapable of doing anything without collecting data. I usually work in six-week cycles, measure what actually worked, adjust, and repeat. Staying strong and healthy matters to me, but these days longevity matters considerably more than chasing a number on a scale.