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BODYBUILDING and FITNESS FOR SENIORS

STRENGTH, HEALTH and FITNESS for a LIFETIME


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Workout information, nutrition tips and health news important to seniors. Sent monthly. We never sell or share addresses with third parties. Go here.

What they're saying . . .

"Thank you for your newsletter. I loved it, and please keep them coming. I found the last one very inspiring. I like the food control portion a lot." --Amy Harwood

"My wife and I are just now starting to get off the couch and back in shape . . . we have a ways to go but you two are an inspiration." --Joey & Lynn Everhart

"Thanks Logan for your inspiring newsletter each month. I have taken your advice and am riding my stationary bike 20 minutes each morning and just started using my Weider Crossbow. I am feeling better each day." --Dennis C. Ewert (64 years old)

"As an almost-52 year old woman who's just gotten 'turned on' to weightlifting, I really appreciate your newsletter and look forward to getting it." --Wanda Araujo

"Really enjoyed your thoughts on retirement in the latest newsletter." --Larry, 56

"I love your newsletter. May it go on forever." -- TJ Granack


NOW! FITNESS TRAINING
GUIDES FOR SENIORS

Beginning Level



GRAY IRON
A Fitness Guide for Senior
Men and Women

End the confusion and guessing about training with this easy-to-follow book for mature beginners, written in plain, non-technical English.

The most effective strength and fitness programs known combine weight training with cardiovascular exercise. It doesn't matter if you're a world class athlete or an average man or woman. Weights and cardio are the premier formula for optimal fitness. Many sources provide solid bodybuilding and fitness advice. However, information specifically for seniors isn't as plentiful. If you are close to 50, 60, 70, or more, you should adjust the content and, most certainly, the volume and intensity of your workouts. Make Gray Iron: A Fitness Guide for Senior Men and Women your road-map to success.

 

Intermediate to Advanced

Living the
FITNESS LIFESTYLE

Here is the more advanced companion to the beginners' book. Living the Fitness Lifestyle is especially for experienced men and women trainees at 50 and above, but any trainee at any age or level of fitness will find value in it.

Included are:

  • Lifetime Nutrition Guidelines.
  • Answers to your health, fitness and training questions.
  • Chapters on what works and what doesn't.
  • All the workout formats you will ever need for the gym or health club, in your home, or on the road.

Every senior who is serious about strength, health and fitness should have this one..




Caution: The information herein is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Anyone, and especially seniors, should consult with a doctor before starting an exercise program or making dietary changes.



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