Worlie, as a division 1 college runner and boxer, sees keeping fit as a tool for stress release, which makes lots of sense, especially in his career as a Police Officer. Worlie also applies scripture to his personal life and career which makes even more sense.
Don has been an athlete his entire life and now coaches cross-country as well as other events. Eating whole foods is a major issue for health in Don's view.
Arthur loves life and loves running, meeting people and for the friendships it provides.
Craig took 25 years off training but he's back and at age 65 he's a model of "Redefining Aging". Craig had a bout with afib which resulted in surgery but his devotion to swimming and rowing has re-established his top notch fitness.
Rogie & Mimi are great examples of how friendships are formed in rowing and how your friends keep you accountable and motivated to "Get Involved". They have learned how indoor rowing keeps you cardiovascular fit and helps in the form for rowing on the water.
Jeff is a coach that sets the bar for his students as he competes in the indoor rowing. His Christian faith encompasses mind, body and spirit which are all important but it's the spiritual aspect of life that determines your eternal destiny.
John & Nancy's background are the closest to Trish & mine I've ever encountered - we graduated from Purdue, married our spouse who were widows, background in California, cycling as part of our lives, rowing as a key to fitness and best of all our love...
Henry Is one strong rower who can break a Concept 2 rowing machine while training for indoor rowing. It's the connections that keep Henry coming back to the boathouse to join his fellow rowers for another training session. Henry is another who entered the sport...
Amazing, Amazing, Amazing - these two exceptional rowers didn't start their rowing careers until they were in their 70's; David at 70 and Don at 74 which stresses the concept that "It's Never Too Late". At this filming David was 81 and Don 87 and as you can easily see...