Fit For My Age
This is how Fit For My Age started. I was, and still am a middle-aged man who seemed to have all of the bad things that can happen to a man of my age, happen to me in a very short space of time. Or at least it felt like it! I am sure that I am not alone in having a wake-up call type of experience. If we are lucky it happens to every man and every woman. I decided to heed the call and improve my lifestyle. Fit For My Age is a record of my attempts to learn the things that I wish I had known earlier in life. The sort of things that may have helped me avoid or better manage the ageing process. So, I might sound as if I am saying, I wish I’d known then what I know now! Mine will not be the only voice that you hear. I will be talking to a wide range of experts and may even be able to persuade some of the personal trainers that I have worked with to join me every so often. What I do hope is that by sharing the knowledge I gain and the experiences that I have had you will also discover ways in which you can improve your physical health and your mental wellbeing. You never know, a little knowledge may mean that we can, regardless of our age, all be able to say that we are Fit For My Age! Please contact me with any questions, feedback, or content suggestions via the FitForMyAge.com website. Thank you.
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A passion for fitness led Amy Van Liew to ditch here decades long engineering career for a career in fitness. Amy established Be Healthy Enough a fitness coaching business that focuses on supporting women who are over 50 years of age to live healthier happier lives. In this episode of the Abeceder podcast Fit For My Ag
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Going the Wrong Way - a conversation with author Chris Donaldson
Going the Wrong Way - a conversation with author Chris Donaldson Chris Donaldson is now a successful businessman in Northern Ireland, but in his early twenties, at the height of The Troubles, he made the decision to travel to Australia. You can’t blame Chris, but somehow things just didn’t go to plan. In this entertain
Allan Misneris the host of the Forty Plus Fitness podcast. In this episode of the Abeceder podcast Fit For My Age Allan tells host Michael Millward what the most important muscle is for someone over the age of forty to train. They also discuss the perception that many men have that middle-aged spread is inevitable. All
