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Pumping Iron to Stay Young?
This grandmother insists that strength training has kept her fit and helped 
her stay younger. She may be on to something.

By Kit Snedaker
WebMD Medical News

May 22, 2000 -- At least five mornings a week, I hustle to the Fountain of 
Youth. After tumbling out of bed and into workout togs before I've had a 
chance to think about it, I'm out the door headed for the gym. Clad in 
tights and a leotard to smooth my bulges, I feel energetic already.

It's a 20-year-old routine. At this point, I could be the poster girl for 
senior citizen exercise. I'll never see 70 again, and that's as specific as 
I'm going to get. My regimen includes not just aerobics -- walking the 
treadmill or taking a class -- but strength training, which the American 
College of Sports Medicine says is especially crucial for aging bodies like 
mine. Pump iron, the experts say, and you'll have less of that flab that can 
make you feel old.

The strength training part of the routine, also called weight training, is 
the part most people blow off. Too boring, too repetitive, too difficult. 
Those are the main excuses.

Not so, I say. I'm a great-grandmother, and I only took up weight training 
five years ago. Sticking with it, I've found, isn't so tough -- as long as 
you follow a few simple steps.

Here are my secrets.

Plan Ahead

Every Sunday, I plan the week ahead, scheduling time for workouts as  as I 
make time for work. For me, when something is written down, it's as 
important as a work assignment.

My workouts are no secret, either. I tell friends, enemies, and 
acquaintances all about the weights I work with, the number of reps I do, 
and how often I go to the gym. I'm sure it bores them to tears, but having 
said all that, how could I possibly quit?


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