Were you see your self, when reach age 70+ ( for those to plan to make it to 70)

[emeric delczeg]

Were you see your self, when reach age 70+ ( for those to plan to make it to 70)

 

[MAD_SCIENTIST]

Were you see your self, when reach age 70+ ( for those to plan to make it to 70)

Retired.
Still working out.
Taking advantage of senior discounts.
Complaining about Medicaid.
Showing off my AARP card.
Telling young gym rats "back in the day" stories.


MS

 

[b-boy]

Still training, taking 10mg test per day, Maintaining a good diet, getting a bare minimum of 10,000 steps in daily!

 

[goback2013]

That's 20yrs from now for me. Id probably be on the other side by then.
Biological father passed at 44.
Mother passed at 64.
I'd be happy to see 80-85. But realistically may not even touch 70. Probably more from world events than from health.
With this bruised/broken rib I experienced yesterday, and with being immobile the way I'm used to, I already feel dead.
A female stripper I been seeing for the last month, checked in on me this afternoon. She then offered to come over and do dishes, make me a meal/sandwich. just make sure I'm good. There's almost a 30yr difference between us.
It's small things like that keep my faith in humanity.

 

[danieltx]

Ideally retired for 10 years, still jacked for 70, raising longhorns, running a dog rescue, and assuming Texas has legalized by that time also doing some marijuana farming.

My parents have the ranch and longhorns with a big red barn and I'm the only child so it's just a matter of time for me.

 

[emeric delczeg]

Still training, taking 10mg test per day, Maintaining a good diet, getting a bare minimum of 10,000 steps in daily!

Good, stay healthy, you will be invited to my 100s birthday party.

 

[Fleezy]

Shoulder-deep in dementia

 

[Dens228]

I'm 10 years away......
Still training
Chasing the grandkids around,
healthy and living large.

 

[goback2013]

I'm 10 years away......
Still training
Chasing the grandkids around,
healthy and living large.

Yeah. I don't have any kids with me now. Not even my grandson. Empty nester at this time. Although that always changes on my daughter and/or how kids are getting on with their moms.
I tell everyone I'd rather go back to being a soccer dad and caring for my grandson than out in the streets.
So right now I'm living it up in this second act in life. Was talking to my ex-wife today she commented on how I'm doing too much in the last few months. it's probably good I have to sit down with this rib issue. Even more so than when I was in my prime(30s early 40s).

 

[tinypeter]

No clue I'm like a leaf blowing I'm the wind man.
About to be 38 in February and I'm surprised I made it to this age.
It was a 50/50 chance of making it home alive every night.
grateful to be here though.

 

[thethinker48]

Fit, strong, around family and friends, caring less about stupid things (like body image)

 

[Jefe]

Ideally retired for 10 years, still jacked for 70, raising longhorns, running a dog rescue, and assuming Texas has legalized by that time also doing some marijuana farming.

My parents have the ranch and longhorns with a big red barn and I'm the only child so it's just a matter of time for me.

Animal husbandry is just a term. Don’t do anything gross!

For me, in my recliner reading and covered in cats.

Daily hikes if I’m in an area where I can.

 

[Jefe]

Still training, taking 10mg test per day, Maintaining a good diet, getting a bare minimum of 10,000 steps in daily!

My dad is easily going to hit 100. Daily walks and was a bicycle racer in his youth but always rode

 

[LK3]

lol
my mom didnt think id hit 35! lol
i think safe to say 70 is not a number ill be seeing.
good luck to the rest of you!

 

[tinypeter]

@LK3 Im right there with you

 

[primobolan]

spending time with my grandkids, not worrying about what I look like or how much protein I ate. doing shit that matters

 

[EnhancedFatGrappler]

That's 30 years away for me. Hard to say what I will be able to do. My Grandpa recently passed away at age 92, he was really fit until his 80s. Slowly declined into his 90s, but was still going on long walks, doing some manual work around the house (for fun), riding the bicycle. But 89-92, the last three years, were not kind to him, and it mentally broke him seeing his body decline so sharply, physically and mentally.

I am not making any plans, and will see what the future holds. I hope I will be able to lift at least 2-3 times per week, and still be able to roll. Honestly I'd pick the rolling over the lifting if I could pick just one. Probably gonna die of a heart attack or a stroke before I turn 50 though

 

[gauge22-v2]

I am 53.

At 70 I hope to be working out, playing with some grand kids, and leveraging new anti aging/joint protocols that come out in the next 10-15 years (fingers crossed)

 

[okko]

Retired somewhere in the swiss alps or some other mountain range somewhere
Walking in the mountains, searching for minerals, reading
Alternating with stays in large european cities for opera ballet theater plays movies
liifting weights on low dose test and gh
Hopefully having frequent visits from the children and grand children
Enjoying life

 

[pickapeck]

Hopefully, pretty much like I am now only a little more rough around the edges. Avoiding reconstructive joint surgeries and whatnot by adjusting my training, doing more cardio around worn joints, adjusting my HRT when necessary. If the global events keep going this way who knows. Maybe we all have to drop hormones all together after personal supplies run out. If I just did TRT and stocked up a bit on this and that I could probably make it to 70. It'll be interesting to see how things evolve over the next 10 years. I'll be into my 70s by then. So many families have messed up entitled kids with little to no drive. I'm thinking things are going to be a bit harder by then.