Apparently the secret to a long, healthy life involves knocking a fuzzy ball across a court and knockin’ back a martini a day. Just ask these over-90 tennis players.
Slammin’ Back the Clock
These tennis players may all be over 90, but they say the tennis court is the one place the Grim Reaper wouldn’t dare go.
Who You Calling Senior?
For a growing number of Americans, growing “old” isn’t what it used to be. In fact, many are finding it’s the best times of their lives.
Behind the Music
Jesse Stone wrote “Shake, Rattle & Roll”, “Flip, Flop, Fly”, “Idaho” and many other hits. He was closely associated with Atlantic Records and was going strong until age 97. Growing Bolder pays tribute to a little-known legend.
105 Candles On Her Cake
She’s 105, she works out at the YMCA three times a week, and she’s loving life! In this Growing Bolder exclusive, find out what three things make Frances Shevenaugh tick. OK, we’ll tell you, it’s exercise, travel and bourbon!
Dr. Aubrey de Grey
Dr. Aubrey de Grey is revered by many and mocked by others for his views on immortality.
Kicking With Confidence
Not everyone is willing to age gracefully! We found a group of grandmothers doing something a little bit different — they’re learning to fight to keep their vitality.
Right on Target
Bob Worrell was the oldest archer at the National Senior Games and came away with the gold in his age group and a new record! Find out how he’s kept his love for the sport right on target!
Ruth1898 on the Power of Curiosity
In this blog Ruth, at 109, wonders how much longer she will live. She talks about the things she would like to be around to see, like who the next President will be.
Tom Kirkwood
One of the world’s top aging researchers says there is no such thing as a death gene.