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Still Going Strong

Wednesday May 06 2009

The Herald Sun recently featured an article on Betty Calman, an 83-year-old instructor still going strong after 40 years of teaching yoga. Author of 3 books on yoga and a pioneer in bringing this practice to Australia in the 1950s, Ms. Calman was drawn back into teaching up to 11 classes per week 8 years ago by her daughter, who runs a health centre and needed more instructors. According to Betty, "You're never too old. The body is a remarkable instrument. It can stretch and stretch, and get better all the time. Forget age. Even a basic posture, or just going to a window and breathing deeply, can have big benefits." See Betty Calman in action.[Read More]

Written by eldering at Health

Tagged with: age body old yoga

Body Beautiful

Friday Jul 06 2007

By Shae Hadden
Bio
Summer has finally arrived here in the Pacific Northwest, and with it the seasonal display of beachwear trends. No matter what the fashionistas may be sporting on the runways, the beaches are where the reality of the North American body is exposed for all to see. Most of us attempt to do what’s possible, given our lifestyles during the winter. We’re not there just for the sun and surf. We’re trying to look the best we possibly can with the bodies we have so we can attract attention, whether for purposes of relationship or just plain admiration. I had always hoped there’s more going on here at the beach than just the mating, dating and gawking games. But watching where everyone focuses their attention in the throng of volleyball-playing, swimming, strolling and picnicking crowds seems to prove me wrong. The natural attraction seems to be to the trim, fit, energized bodies being displayed in all their glory. Few look at bodies exposing belly fat, pale flesh and flab. As I grow older, perhaps I’m becoming more jaded, but it seems to me there are more and more of those spare tires and fewer lean, strong bodies. Is this trend part of our aging population’s destiny or is it a choice we’re (consciously or unconsciously) making?[Read More]

Written by eldering at Health
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