Remembering Dick Hoyt
Dick Hoyt pushed his wheelchair-confined son, Rick, in thousands of races. He died at 80 but his legacy of love and perseverance will live forever.
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Sooner or later we’re all going to face a physical challenge, illness, injury or disease. Start “prehabbing” today by getting fit to reduce the impact of future health setbacks.
The Slam Dunk of Generation W
Donna Orender is a powerhouse executive whose innovative leadership shaped some of the most recognizable brands in the sports industry.
Get Off Your Couch (Potato) And Be Inspired By Exercise
We know. It’s a week after New Year’s and you’re still on the couch, playing the role of a potato. It’s understandable. Covid-19 has many people on hyper-alert, which means the usual mad rush to the bench press machine after New Year’s Day isn’t quite so maddening.
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The Indomitable Dottie Gray
If you think someone 90 or older can’t bounce back from a broken hip, prepare to have your mind changed. Meet Dottie Gray, the 94-year-old who had her hip replaced less than a year ago and still showed up to compete at the National Senior Games.
Age Better By Improving This One Thing
It’s never too late — or early, for that matter — to improve your balance. Improving your balance will not only help protect you from falls later in life, but it’ll keep you moving with ease and confidence today. Find out how to start aging better today by working on your balance.
The Jersey Boys: Walking on Water
“The Jersey Boys,” as they call themselves, say they’re powered by passion — and a love of walking on water. This group of barefoot water skiiers includes a retired medical oncologist, family physician, railroad worker and master plumber, ranging in age from mid-50s to late-70s. Their backgrounds are varied but their goal is the same: to keep Growing Bolder.
Harris Rosen: A Man on a Mission
From humble beginnings, Harris Rosen has built one of the largest independently owned hotel groups in the country. But a hotelier is not what Rosen is; it’s simply what he does.
Regular Exercise May Prevent More Serious Covid-19 Side Effects
Don’t have your COVID-19 vaccine yet? Here’s another dose of preventative medicine: exercise.
World’s Oldest Female Soccer Player is Also a Social Media Star
At 66, Peel wears her veteran’s stripes well. She has been playing for Liverpool Rangers Soccer Club in New South Wales, Australia, over the last 27 years. Talk about a groovy grandma.
Shaq’s History of Under-the-Radar Good Deeds
Shaquille O’Neal paid for a stranger’s engagement ring at Zales this week. It’s the latest example of O’Neal’s random acts of kindness, well-documented over the years, including his time in Orlando (more on that in a bit).
Honoring Women Baseball Players’ Place in History
Blair, who pitched for the Peoria Redwings in the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League in the 1940s, is one of the leaders in a movement to establish a museum that honors women in baseball.
57-Year-Old New Mom Credits Physical Fitness for Her New Joy
Higgins, a 57-year-old teacher, is giving the world a teachable moment about the power of love, and the benefits of being in great physical shape to be able to give birth at her age.
Hockey Mom Gives Rink Manager the Gift of Life
Graham Nesbitt always provided the extra, special touch at the local skating arena in Seaforth, Ontario. His hard work left a lasting impression that would save his life.
At 79, Sportswriter Stays in the Game in a Unique Way
David Kindred’s press credentials reflect a fabulous life well-lived. He isn’t just a sportswriter. He is a storyteller, and a damn good one.
Remembering Dick Hoyt
Dick Hoyt pushed his wheelchair-confined son, Rick, in thousands of races. He died at 80 but his legacy of love and perseverance will live forever.
March Madness Darling Sister Jean Punches Her Ticket to the Tournament
At 101, Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt is America’s favorite face of the tournament. As with previous games, she’ll join Loyola-Chicago as the team chaplain for the opening tipoff this Friday.
JD Motes Is Hitting The Surf
JD Motes loves surfing, foiling, wind surfing and paddle boarding. In fact, when it comes to the stand-up paddle board, even though he’s 69 years old, Motes is a rock star.
The Slam Dunk of Generation W
Donna Orender is a powerhouse executive whose innovative leadership shaped some of the most recognizable brands in the sports industry.