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Re: Lifting Weights [Re: Ramsey] #9045867 05/11/24 11:21 AM
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81 yoa, 205 lbs, go to a city park daily (sometimes twice) and walk a one mile oval track with 2 pound ankle weights strapped on. Eat lightly twice daily and can’t lose the weight.

Spend too much time sitting on my dead butt watching Fox News. But, while sitting, I squeeze hand grips 100 times, lift 5 pound weights 100 times, and pull a stretch band 100 times. Do this multiple times per day.

Arthritis has hit me in the back, legs, knees and thumbs and I’m trying to stay ahead of it. No cure for that stuff but Doc says I’m staying in front of it better than his other old goat patients. I wear a knee brace when I do my daily one mile walk.

When wife and I go somewhere together, she drives. I think she is a little more alert than me. She is 11 years younger.

One thing I’ve noticed. I get together monthly with some of the people that I graduated from high school with in 1960. Very few of the survivors are seriously over weight. All of the males do a lot of daily exercises, mostly walking.


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Re: Lifting Weights [Re: Dave Davidson] #9045875 05/11/24 11:48 AM
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81 yoa, 205 lbs, go to a city park daily (sometimes twice) and walk a one mile oval track with 2 pound ankle weights strapped on. Eat lightly twice daily and can’t lose the weight.

Spend too much time sitting on my dead butt watching Fox News. But, while sitting, I squeeze hand grips 100 times, lift 5 pound weights 100 times, and pull a stretch band 100 times. Do this multiple times per day.

Arthritis has hit me in the back, legs, knees and thumbs and I’m trying to stay ahead of it. No cure for that stuff but Doc says I’m staying in front of it better than his other old goat patients. I wear a knee brace when I do my daily one mile walk.

When wife and I go somewhere together, she drives. I think she is a little more alert than me. She is 11 years younger.

One thing I’ve noticed. I get together monthly with some of the people that I graduated from high school with in 1960. Very few of the survivors are seriously over weight. All of the males do a lot of daily exercises, mostly walking.


Congrats! That is an impressive testimony to longevity. Your peers are onto something too....regular exercise and making time to get together with others is important. Also, sounds like most of your group have figured out portion control and eating to fuel their daily needs and activity levels.


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Diet is as much or more important than lifting. If you don't have proper diet even lifting and or running/walking will only get so far. I eat very healthy, lift weights 4 days a week and walk maybe once a week. When I started this in August my T was low, resting heart rate was high, cholestorol slightly high, blood pressure slightly high. Just had a work up done, T levels way up, cholesterol way down to perfect, resting heart rate way down, blood pressure perfect. Most of that is to diet more than lifting weights.


If I may ask out of shear curiosity what is your age sir?



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Diet is as much or more important than lifting. If you don't have proper diet even lifting and or running/walking will only get so far. I eat very healthy, lift weights 4 days a week and walk maybe once a week. When I started this in August my T was low, resting heart rate was high, cholestorol slightly high, blood pressure slightly high. Just had a work up done, T levels way up, cholesterol way down to perfect, resting heart rate way down, blood pressure perfect. Most of that is to diet more than lifting weights.


If I may ask out of shear curiosity what is your age sir?



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