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6 articles on age from the coaching floor.

Training in your 70s: safety, dosing, and real gainsage

Training in your 70s: safety, dosing, and real gains

The 70s are not too late for strength training: what the research says about medical clearance, safe starting loads, sensible progression, and real gains.

Training in your 60s: power, balance, and boneage

Training in your 60s: power, balance, and bone

After 60 the goal shifts from size to fast force. Why power, single-leg balance, and bone loading matter more than gentle workouts, and how to train them.

Training in your 50s: recovery is the new limiterage

Training in your 50s: recovery is the new limiter

Why recovery, not intensity, becomes the constraint after 50, the muscle and tendon changes behind it, and a template that keeps the heavy loads.

Muscle growth at 80: what the frailty studies showage

Muscle growth at 80: what the frailty studies show

Nursing-home residents in their 80s and 90s built real strength and muscle under resistance training. Here's what that means if you think it's too late.

Do older lifters really need more recovery timerecovery

Do older lifters really need more recovery time

Gym lore says recovery falls off a cliff with age. The evidence is mixed, and your sleep and training history predict it far better than your birthday.

Training in your 40s: what changes and what doesn'tage

Training in your 40s: what changes and what doesn't

What actually shifts in your 40s: recovery, hormones and VO2 max drift slowly, but muscle and strength are still very much yours to build.