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PUMPING IRONY: When Pondering Old Age, Think Positive

By Craig Cox

Cultural messages about the perils of old age often make it tempting to assume the worst about what lies ahead, but a new book argues that an upbeat view of aging can actually lead to a longer, more fulfilling life.

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8 Ideas for Intergenerational Fun at Life Time

By Callie Fredrickson

Discover some entertaining, healthy ways that grandparents can spend quality time with their grandkids at our athletic country clubs.

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More Than a Water Workout

By Annie Kragness

How one team member’s mom has found her community, her class, her place at Life Time.

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Can Exercise Build Brain “Muscle”?

By Michael Dregni

Yes, according to recent research — and it might also help reduce the neuroinflammation connected with Alzheimer’s.

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An ARORA Transformation

By Renée Main

How a career shift to leading Life Time’s active aging initiative transformed one Life Time executive’s own health and well-being.

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Is Exercise More Important Than Weight Loss For a Longer Life?

By Michael Dregni

When it comes to longevity, regular exercise may be more important than weight loss, according to a recent study.

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Aging Active and Fit: Introducing ARORA-Certified Personal Training

By Emily Ewen

A Life Time training expert on everything you need to know about the new ARORA personal-training certification — and the healthy-aging benefits it can offer you.

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Which ARORA Class Is Right for You?

By Emily Ewen

Learn more about Life Time’s collection of fitness classes designed for healthy aging — and find the one that best fits your goals.

Mary Weenig

7 Moves You’ll See in ARORA Chair Yoga

By Callie Fredrickson

Embrace the added support of a chair as you go through these gentle yoga movements.

Roz Frydberg

3 Moves You’ll See in ARORA Total Body

By Molly Kopischke

Give these low-impact warm-up, cardio, and strength movements a try.

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Can Taking a Walk Help the Aging Brain?

By Craig Cox

Regular walks can help improve the brain’s white matter, according to a recent study.

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Discover ARORA

By Molly Kopischke

Learn all about Life Time’s latest collection of activities designed for those who want to stay active, healthy, and social as they age.

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How to Strengthen Your Spine

By Lauren Bedosky

Learn how improving strength and mobility in your back and spine can improve athletic performance and quality of life.

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How Exercise Can Give You a Sense of Purpose — and Vice-Versa

By Craig Cox

A recent study explores the reciprocal relationship between exercise and purpose.

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Fit-for-Life Training

By Michael Dregni

The keys to working out as we get older? Build slowly, allow enough time for recovery, and be kind to yourself.

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6 Tips to Start Working Out — at Any Age

By Michael Dregni

Here are six ways to get over the mental barriers to working out.

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Fit for Life: You’re Never Too Old to Get Moving

By Michael Dregni

One of our greatest misconceptions is that we reach peak fitness when we’re young, and then it’s all downhill. Here are fitness tips for life — no matter your age.

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Stay in the Game

By Emily Ewen

The benefits of playing sports are as true for adults as for kids. Explore the perks, and get tips for finding the game that’s right for you.

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How Fitness Can Improve Your Brain and Mental Health

By Michael Dregni and Maggie Fazeli Fard

Moving your body can help you sharpen your focus, improve your mood, and more.

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The Benefits of Moving Your Body

By Michael Dregni and Maggie Fazeli Fard

The benefits of physical activity can be felt in every part of the body, making you stronger, smarter, healthier, happier, and even more gorgeous.

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6 Tips to Build Grip Strength

By Lauren Bedosky

Here are six grip strengthening exercises to enhance your grip for improved joint health, athletic performance, and longevity.

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