60'S The new middle ageBy Andrew Stuart I know on this website we use the term Age is just a number a'lot and could possibly be a term that some of our readers say we overuse, I in all honestly do not agree. Perceptions of aging have shifted — people once judged age by fashion and hairstyles, but today it's increasingly difficult to identify someone's age based on appearance alone. Individuals over 65 now actively pursue current fashion, continue playing sports, work longer,

50 The New Barrier in Pro SportsBy Andrew Stuart Spoiler Alert the Barrier has been Smashed"How old would you be if you didn't know how old you were" — Satchel Paige Satchel Paige pitched a no-hitter for the Kansas City Athletics at age 59 (possibly up to 65) in 1965. In that era, athletes competing professionally past 40 was rare, with few exceptions including Gordie Howe (NHL, playing from age 40 to 52), George Blanda (Oakland Raiders, NFL), and Willie Mays (MLB, age 42). C

Why Boomer must play onBy Andrew Stuart, Exercise Science Writer/Blogger Brent "Boomer" Harvey broke Michael Tuck's AFL games record with 428 appearances. Despite an outstanding 2016 season, North Melbourne delisted him before the final round, declining to offer a contract for 2017 — a decision that drew criticism from fans and observers. Boomer's 2016 seasonIn 22 games he has kicked 36 goals, 12 more than last year and a career best. His averages — 21.6 disposals, 12.4 kicks

50's is the new youth and this man proves itBy Sally Hampson Our saying at no excuse here is that your 50's are the new youth, and guess what 50 Year old Chuan Do Tan is the pinnacle of youth. 5 separate studies by scientists around the world in a 2015 Study confirmed that middle age doesn't start until in your 50's and finishes around 73. While Western nations face obesity challenges, the other half are fitter than ever, we are retiring later, we are starting families a'lot