Making an Impact – Skid Row Running Club sports-masters September 11, 2019 Featured, Running, Sports 52 Making an Impact in Skid Row, Los Angeles To all the runners, he's “The Judge.” Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Craig Mitchell, who is married with three grown children, started The Skid Row Ru...
Masters Games Deliver Economic Windfall for Cairns sports-masters August 28, 2019 Featured, News, Sports 170 The 2019 Great Barrier Reef Masters Games in Cairns, Australia delivered a $2 million boost to the city’s economy. Almost 2,100 competitors, supporters and non-playing officials participated in this year’s G...
Rails-to-Trails Conservancy Unveils Routing for Great American Rail-Trail sports-masters August 22, 2019 Cycling, Featured, News, Running, Sports 214 Rails-to-Trails Conservancy (RTC) recently unveiled its preferred route for the Great American Rail-Trail underscoring the organization’s commitment to creating an iconic piece of American infrastructure that c...
USATF Masters: Award Nominations for 2019 Athlete of the Year sports-masters August 22, 2019 Featured, Sports, Track & Field 224 The USATF Masters Awards committee is accepting nominations for Athlete of the Year. If you know of someone who has had an exceptional 2019 competition year, you can nominate them for an age group or event gro...
Amazing Health Benefits of Running, According to Science sports-masters February 25, 2019 Featured, Running 1592 Running or jogging are both forms of aerobic exercises and as such present the body with quite a number of amazing health benefits. The difference between jogging and running is basically the intensity and the ...
7 Highly Effective Tips to Help You Train for a Marathon Lorraine Pelley October 28, 2018 Featured, Running 686 Many mature athletes, regardless of fitness level, dream of completing a full marathon. Many older adults add this to their bucket list because it is the ultimate challenge. Marathon runs will push you to your ...
When It Comes to Attitudes in Aging and Fitness, Baby We’ve Come a Long Way Lorraine Pelley February 2, 2018 Featured, Health, Sports 1047 By Lorraine Pelley Watching old television reruns from the 1970s and 1980s, it is almost comical to hear past perceptions on age. In many of the once popular sitcoms, anyone over the age of 30 was considered o...
New Year, New Technique: Here’s How to Fix What’s Ailing Your Stroke sports-masters January 8, 2018 Featured, Swimming 590 By Scott Bay, United States Masters Swimming Congratulations on finishing a year of swimming and starting another. The flip of the calendar gives you a perfect opportunity for some introspection, specifically ...
300 Days of Running Opened a World of Possibilities sports-masters December 31, 2017 Athlete Profiles, Featured, Running 951 By Scott Russell It started as a resolution. Just like any other resolution one makes at New Year’s. Be better. Get stronger. Do something. And so in the Olympic year of 2016 I resolved to run 300 d...
Masters Swim group in Washington swims for exercise and fun sports-masters December 28, 2017 Featured, Swimming 637 By Evan Caldwell Steve Fogg hadn’t swam competitively for 50 years. That changed in November when the 68-year-old Camano Island, Washington resident joined a handful of local aquanauts in the Stanwood Caman...
