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Disc: $14.95 At age 48 Tamara Savage was a lifelong smoker, morbidly obese and not feeling very good about herslef. A mere 3 years later she was free of the cigarette habit, had lost over 100 pounds and for the first time in years was excited about life. Displaying a newfound energy level usually reserved for the young -- Tamara celebrated her second chance at LIFE by running a 29.5-hour, 100-mile trail race (1 mile for each pound lost). What about YOU? Imagine what you can learn from Tamara that will help you and inspire you to TRANSFORM YOUR LIFE!
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Disc: $14.95 Master swimmers Laura Val, Rich Abrahams, and Margery Meyer show how you, too, can reclaim youthfulness and vibrancy thought to be the exclusive domain of the young. Find out how these 3 amazing athletes were able to swim times in their 50s and 60s that would have challenged Legendary Olympic Gold Medalists of the past. For example, Rich Abrahams swam a time at age 60 that would have beaten Johnny Weismuller's (the silver screen's Tarzan) Gold Medal performance in the 1920s. Find out how Margery Meyer overcame arrhythmia (irregular heart beat) and cholesterol of 385 dl/mg at age 64 to become the first woman 80 or better to break 30 minutes for the 1500- meter freestyle. Running Time: Sixty-two minutes FitterForLife.com (Always check with your healthcare professional before making any lifestyle changes)
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Disc: $14.95 The Ray Piva story is the story of one of the greatest ultra-endurance runners America has ever produced. Among his many age-defying athletic feats, Ray ran a little more than 109 miles at the 2003 USA Track & Field 24-Hour Championships in San Diego -- at 77 years of age! His feats of endurance, at ages when we are "suppose to be" falling apart, WILL challenge your old, outdated, self-limiting,self-destructive, & self-sabotaging beliefs about aging. This will open the way for new, more empowering beliefs to be birthed. These new empowering beliefs WILL TRANSFORM YOUR LIFE! Playing Time: 41 riveting minutes -- Ed Mayhew, narrator for FitterForLife.com
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Disc: $14.95 Master Athlete, Ken Morrison, in this entertaining and informative interview from the widely-acclaimed FitterForLife.com Interview Series, tells all... all you really need to know to thrive in your 50s, 60s and beyond. Ken, now in his late 60s, tells how he has overcome chronic lifelong asthma to enjoy playing hockey and running marathons while holding down a full-time job. By listening to Ken's story and wise advice, you, too, can enjoy energy levels, stamina, and vitality seen by most to be the exclusive domain of the young. 51 entertaining and informative minutes
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Disc: $14.95 If you want to slow aging and enjoy energy levels, stamina, and vitality usually reserved for the young -- you need to hear what Legendary cyclist Bill Anderson has to say. Bill Anderson peddled the perimeter of Arizona -- 2,000 miles in just 14 1/2 days. That's about 130 miles per day of cycling / racing. He did this despite having to endure steep, long mountain climbs and 110-degree desert heat. He did this to celebrate his 81st birthday! If you want to age like everyone else -- think and act like everyone else. But if you wish to thrive like Bill Anderson -- you'd be wise to hear what he has to tell you. Think about it. How you see 80-year-olds is a self-fulfilling prophecy that affects all your other ages on the "downhill ski slope" we call aging. Bill Anderson tells how you can turn your "ski slope" into a beginners' slope -- so you can stay in excellent and good shape all your life. A very entertaining and possibly life-transforming interview. Brought to you by FitterForLife.com
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Disc: $14.95 Find out how Virginia's Robert Gurtler enjoys energy levels generally accepted to be the exclusive domain of young adults half his age and younger. In a single year he ran 115 long-distance races. He raced more than 500 miles, or an average of a little more than 4 miles per race. Robert was 71 years young when he did this.
Since almost all running races take place on weekends, this means that Robert often ran 2 or 3 races in a weekend and sometimes in a single day. This dynamo of the senior set did this while holding down a full-time job AND serving as Mayor of his home town. Even more impressive is the fact that his work involves more than 100,000 miles of air travel a year -- exhausting in and of itself.
You will learn where Robert gets all this vim and vigor -- what he eats, the supplements he depends on, his training techniques, how he avoids injury AND -- MOST IMPORTANT -- HOW YOU CAN FOLLOW IN HIS FOOTSTEPS! Playing Time: 53 minutes
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Disc: $14.95 Ultra-marathon runner, Helen Klein, ran a marathon a day for 3 consecutive days -- just shy of her 82nd birthday. Learn how she recaptured energy levels usually the exclusive domain of the young. Find out how you, too, can reclaim youthful energy levels!
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