First – the 2022 Tennessee Senior Games videos were lost for several years on an external drive that from all my inquires was damaged beyond repair, so it was when I tried to send an email informing all those involved that they started to play – so sorry for this crazy delay. Detra uses swimming as therapy and thinks of the line on the bottom of the pool as “black line therapy” – as she swims she resolves issues and solves problems all while obtaining the physical benefits of swimming.
Hugh has been a swimmer and runner for many years and sets a goal of 100 miles of swimming each year. As Hugh states his enjoyment exceeds his ability but I'd argue with him and conclude that his enjoyment and abilities are both top-notch.
Penny started swimming as a young girl and then returned in her mid-60s bringing her health and fitness as easily seen now in her 70's. Penny enjoys the Senior Games and knowing she will compete motivates her to train.
This video truly demonstrates "Redefining Aging" with 100-year-old Charlotte Sanddal (2022) and 95-year-old Mom Wong (2023). I've combined videos from the 2022 and 2023 Huntsman World Masters swimming featuring these two incredible women who motivate each other to...
Gary has experienced a host of difficulties including being wounded in Viet Nam, Cancer at age 59 but through it all, he has battled back focusing on nutrition, exercise, and rest. Gary is thankful and considers swimming "a sport for life" and his faith in...
Jeanne started swimming at age 66 and now turning 80 she's at the top of her game. She's had her share of issues dealing with COPD and lung problems but her friendships, some of which have been generated through her athletic competition, have been a source of strength
Patrick, as a business owner learned the blessing of caring for the needs of others and has a grateful attitude, which makes a big difference.
Michael has been through difficult times, as many have, with the death of his son where he was faced with a decision: do I drink or drug the pain away or do I move to something with positive results? Deciding on health has made all the difference not to mention...
John Disterdick refuses to let age slow him down. On his 80th birthday, John decided to embark on a physical challenge like no other – he did 800 sit-ups, 80 pushups, ran, biked, swam, boxed, and rowed all in one day! His goal was to raise money for charity and show the world that age is just a number.