Fitness Beyond Sixty: Aging Well with ExerciseSummaryAt 93, Richard Morgan, a former baker and battery maker, is a world champion in indoor rowing and a case study in aging well. He started exercising regularly in his 70s, training mostly in his backyard shed. Despite starting late, he has achieved remarkable fitness, with the heart, muscles, and lungs comparable to someone half his age. His regimen includes daily 40-minute rowing, a mix of training intensities, weight training, and a high-prote...

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