The middle agers group. (Upper 30s,40s & 50ish folks)
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Lots of great looking "middle agers" represented here! If you are an active daily user and like to interact, please feel free to add me as a friend.9
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44 living la vida keto, If you're looking for friends I'm nice lol
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56 - need friends7
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36 and looking to restart my fitness journey after derailing. I've never had a problem with staying active and in shape but the last 9 years I've struggled which lead to a lot of weight gain. I've always been athletic my entire life and loved running and ran 5k races regularly in my 20's. Ready to get back to it! Feel free to add me!5
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FindingCaro wrote: »44 living la vida keto, If you're looking for friends I'm nice lol
My tri coach has been following a ketogenic diet for about 8 weeks and is having some issues with blood pressure, etc. She has not found any other women who have had success becoming fat adapted endurance athletes. Are you having success with a Ketogenic diet?
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New to the site. Early 40's & ready to lean up!2
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44 single mom here! Could use some motivation! Looking for friends5
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Thriving 30's and active MFP user. Feel free to add!1
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I'm Samantha, I'm 49, just starting out on MFP and would love a large support network. Please add me xxx3
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RxDreamer2 wrote: »Any suggestions for aching knees?
-had surgery in May
-have arthritis (ack that sounds old)
-use knee sleeve/supports daily at Crossfit
-use Salanpos (I smell like a locker room)
-don't squat below 90 any longer...yet
-take glucosamine RSP supplement
-wear awesome running shoes
Anything I'm missing here that could help with knee pain???
Hey
I know a lady who was diagnosed with arthritis in her early thirties. She could not face taking medication (she was worried about the affects this would have on her liver) so she started looking into nutrition. It took her a couple of years to find what it was that affected her but she has been managing a lot of her pain by changing her nutrition around. may be worth looking into? Might be worth checking out?
Also, is it worth trying to get on a bike? Very low impact on your knees and great calorie burn. :-)
Good luck
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41 Married to KaechelleA for 9 years and have half of me to lose - Still!2
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44. Just started to focus on myself after 40 years. Yeah tell me about it. Please add me5
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fightingtheforties wrote: »A place for us middle agers to become friends and share fitness advice. Feel free to add me!
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49 here, add me0
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Hey..big 50 for me next year...feel free to add. Kazzy (England)1
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43 feel free to add me.1
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Mid-50s here, and would welcome friends near my age.3
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Hi, I'm 45, oh, I mean 46. I forget how old I am. Its been a problem since I turned 40.
Crossfit / Group Excecise addict. Give me a a pair of 35lb dumbbells and I'll show you 100 ways to use them. Always looking for new friends to keep me motivated and vice versa. Feel free to add me as a friend. Cheers8 -
44. Just started to focus on myself after 40 years. Yeah tell me about it. Please add meRxDreamer2 wrote: »Any suggestions for aching knees?
-had surgery in May
-have arthritis (ack that sounds old)
-use knee sleeve/supports daily at Crossfit
-use Salanpos (I smell like a locker room)
-don't squat below 90 any longer...yet
-take glucosamine RSP supplement
-wear awesome running shoes
Anything I'm missing here that could help with knee pain???
Hey
I know a lady who was diagnosed with arthritis in her early thirties. She could not face taking medication (she was worried about the affects this would have on her liver) so she started looking into nutrition. It took her a couple of years to find what it was that affected her but she has been managing a lot of her pain by changing her nutrition around. may be worth looking into? Might be worth checking out?
Also, is it worth trying to get on a bike? Very low impact on your knees and great calorie burn. :-)
Good luck
Definitely worth a try. I have a friend that's a nutritionist and will reach out to her to see how I can manipulate my diet plan. Thanks! And yes, I do like to ride when the weather is good.1 -
AlwaysSmilingKaz wrote: »Hey..big 50 for me next year...feel free to add. Kazzy (England)
You do not look like you're anywhere near 50!2 -
I'm 45 if you want to add me I don't exercise though as I have M.E/CFS and Fibro. I've lost 38lb though5
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Hi, I'm 37 although mentally I think I've been stuck at 27 for the last 10yrs. Been on mfp for almost a year now3
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Hmmmm I thought 40 was the new 30 and now I find out I'm middle aged.... Damn it!!!10
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Age 42 here started Nov 1 down 11 lbs so far.2
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I'm on the downside of 35...does that count?2
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Lots of great "middle agers" here. So, for those of you that exercise - what is your "go to" workout?1
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Boxing is my go to workout. I have a heavy bag in my basement. Unreal workout and great for stress relief!3
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Lots of great "middle agers" here. So, for those of you that exercise - what is your "go to" workout?
I mostly use the elliptical or stationary bike at the gym and try to get out and ride my bicycle when I have the time and the weather cooperates. I need to start adding strength training though.1 -
Hi...42 here, about to be 43 in a couple weeks. I need my 43rd year to be a change...Love to be part of a team.0
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Flapjack_Mollases wrote: »I'm on the downside of 35...does that count?
Love your name!!! Lol0
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