Over The Years, Ive Covered

Exercise Is A Journey, Not A Destination. It Must Be Continued For The Rest Of Your Life. We Do Not Stop Exercising Because We Grow Old - We Grow Old Because We Stop Exercising.

I Used To Think That It Didn't Make Any Difference How Far You Ran If You Had A Good, Strong Musculoskeletal System And No Underlying Cardiovascular Problems.

Now I Say That If You Run More Than 15 Miles A Week, It's For Something Other Than Aerobic Fitness. Once You Pass 15 Miles, You Do Not See Much Further Improvement.

It's Easier And More Cost Effective To Maintain Good Health, Than To Regain It Once It's Lost.

If You Look At Body Fat, It Seems To Increase With Age, Even Though Your Weight Does Not. That's A Physiological Fact Of Aging, They Say. Heck It Is. It Is An Adaptive Effect Of Aging.