Still Got ItBreaking a bone ranks high among the health concerns many people have as they get older. Osteoporosis, which causes bones to become weaker and more vulnerable to fractures, is especially common among older women, although men can develop it, too.
Still Got ItHarry W. King is 83 and still works out four days a week, combining weight training with sessions on the rowing machine. He's also a personal trainer, helping others discover the benefits of regular exercise.
Still Got ItBob Wittig is 92 years old. He works out three times a week, mows his own lawn and enjoys playing with his grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Still Got ItBreast cancer treatment left Debbie Mendoza so exhausted that cleaning the kitchen could wear her out. The retired teacher wanted to be active again but wondered how she could exercise without any energy.