I'm in my 60's. My advice is to surf/bodysurf as much as you can and don't worry about what you eat or drink. Try to party hard and have fun because this is it, your one shot.
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Over 50 and still surfing thread - Old Mans Point.
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I would like to thank my sponsor. Kid fury.
I knew it! See? it's NOT Biden's fault!
That is cheap. Is the dr doing blood work?
Or are you doing it without a dr?
Are you doing a low dose?
Your not lifting weights?
Lots of questions
Only answer the ones you like
yes.
Lima too is quite a challenge.
Cops there use whistles one of which my buddy kept in his car.
Vehicular mischief...
I was there the month before Covid broke out. Driving wasn't any crazier than I have seen in several big cities here, especially New York.
That is cheap. Is the dr doing blood work?
- Doc reads the blood work that I do at a lab and pay for/insurance.
Or are you doing it without a dr?
- Doctor who is a friend.
Are you doing a low dose?
- It’s the dose that the doc says to take. From the info I got from other I know who do it the dose is in the range that is normally done for therapeutic benefit. You don’t want to go ham on the stuff. The benefits start to taper off and the side negative effects increase as you up the dose unless you combine it with all the other sh!t that idiot body builders take.
Your not lifting weights?
- I do a kettle bell workout 2-3 a week. Light weight, full body workout that takes about 25 minutes.
Lots of questions
- Ask away.
Only answer the ones you like
- Got anymore? I’ll answer them all.
- Doc reads the blood work that I do at a lab and pay for/insurance.
Or are you doing it without a dr?
- Doctor who is a friend.
Are you doing a low dose?
- It’s the dose that the doc says to take. From the info I got from other I know who do it the dose is in the range that is normally done for therapeutic benefit. You don’t want to go ham on the stuff. The benefits start to taper off and the side negative effects increase as you up the dose unless you combine it with all the other sh!t that idiot body builders take.
Your not lifting weights?
- I do a kettle bell workout 2-3 a week. Light weight, full body workout that takes about 25 minutes.
Lots of questions
- Ask away.
Only answer the ones you like
- Got anymore? I’ll answer them all.
Glen has been my GP ever since I was a little kid. Long time family friend, great guy, and absolutely charges in big waves
One secret has been sticking with my old rusty single speed cruiser to get me down the trail and not giving in to the e-bike trend.Post up your secrets to longevity.
Great discussion here!
From my 1999 interview with Peter Cole (68 at the time) on longevity:
...So to me I think education is important. And the irony of the whole thing is that Ricky (Grigg) and I are probably of the older group surfing more than anybody. And we’re the two that have jobs. If you actually analyze it, the guys that surfed with us don’t surf anymore--they don’t surf the North Shore...
... I think the fact that we had an outlet besides surfing, that it made it so that surfing was recreational. Also, when we got worse, we accepted it, where a lot of guys got worse, they quit. I think that’s the reason why most people quit is they got to where they weren’t doing very well and they didn’t like it...
Photo from his wallet. Peter, Waimea Bay, 1967.
From my 1999 interview with Peter Cole (68 at the time) on longevity:
...So to me I think education is important. And the irony of the whole thing is that Ricky (Grigg) and I are probably of the older group surfing more than anybody. And we’re the two that have jobs. If you actually analyze it, the guys that surfed with us don’t surf anymore--they don’t surf the North Shore...
... I think the fact that we had an outlet besides surfing, that it made it so that surfing was recreational. Also, when we got worse, we accepted it, where a lot of guys got worse, they quit. I think that’s the reason why most people quit is they got to where they weren’t doing very well and they didn’t like it...
Photo from his wallet. Peter, Waimea Bay, 1967.