RE: over 50- still working out-

I'm going to be 60 in December and I get a good workout 3 or4 times a week. I'm also walking around 5 miles a day. I wouldn't change a thing. Nude hugs.

This post was edited
RE: over 50- still working out-

Over 71 and still working out. Don't think your age has a lot to do with keeping in shape.

This post was edited
RE: over 50- still working out-

I try to workout every day, although life sometimes gets in the way and have been doing so for more than 35 years. During the summer I either run or ride my bike. During the winter, I run when roads are clear of snow or row on my ERG. I try to lift weights in my basement once or twice per week (nude). It's not about how I look(my looks are as good as they are going to be, which isn't much), it's about how I feel and I always feel better for having worked out. I have no plans to stop.

This post was edited
RE: over 50- still working out-

I am 49 and still workingout. I believe it is very important for me to keep lifting weights. I hope to bench press 300 pounds before I turn 50 in November 2015. I am almost at 200 now. I just got back into lifting weights in October since I had heart surgery in June.

This post was edited
RE: over 50- still working out-

I don't "work out" in the accepted sense. Instead, I keep myself busy, now that I am retired, particularly in the warmer months by gardening and DIY projects. However, I do have a pair of small dumbbells that I use for simple exercises for about 10 minutes before I go in the shower. In the winter I usually gain a couple of pounds, but I quickly lose them. I would to hate to let myself go to fat like I see some guys have. I have too much respect for my body than to fill it with junk. I do like a few drinks in the evening, but not enough to get drunk. If you "listen" to your body it will tell you what's good and what you don't need. Enjoy life....nude whenever possible!

This post was edited
RE: over 50- still working out-

I don't "work out" in the accepted sense. Instead, I keep myself busy, now that I am retired, particularly in the warmer months by gardening and DIY projects. However, I do have a pair of small dumbbells that I use for simple exercises for about 10 minutes before I go in the shower. If I had access to a pool I would swim every day. In the winter I usually gain a couple of pounds, but I quickly lose them. I would to hate to let myself go to fat like I see some guys have. I have too much respect for my body than to fill it with junk. I do like a few drinks in the evening, but not enough to get drunk. If you "listen" to your body it will tell you what's good and what you don't need. Enjoy life....nude whenever possible!

This post was edited
RE: over 50- still working out-

I think it really helps on your outlook on body acceptanceno need to work out if you work hard at work or sex no need for keep fit

This post was edited
RE: over 50- still working out-

Whether or not someone has the genetics to develop into what they perceive to be a physique of ideal proportions, working out is good for the soul and psych! It is how one feels after the workout that can heighten confidence and sense of accomplishment, regardless of their gene pool. To be one's healthy best is all that can be expected.Yep. Just started back with yoga after a year of resting a tweaked knee and really feels good to work out. Taking baby steps.

This post was edited
RE: over 50- still working out-

I have crossed 70 last November. I used to run regularly and had participated in the Delhi Half Marathon runs, but on the advice of my doctors, now I am walking regularly every day. That keeps me reasonably healthy. I believe everyone should workout to keep fit for the lifestyle one chooses.

This post was edited
Nudisthookup

Nudism is NOT about seeing or being seen. It's stressing, relaxing, and returning to innocence https://www.nudisthookup.com/ ,It's about accepting yourself and others for who you are, how you act, and what you say, rather than what you look like, wear, or own. It's simply about de- the feel-good feeling of the air, water on you without the constriction of clothing net out to meet nudist friends

This post was edited