I've Always Liked Fast Cars And Slow

You Can Take Them In A Wheelchair And Put Them In A Pool, So They Can Move Their Arms And Legs. In A Pool Disabled People Can Do Things That They Can't Normally Do Otherwise.

By Exercise. I'll Tell You One Thing, You Don't Always Have To Be On The Go. I Sit Around A Lot, I Read A Lot, And I Do Watch Television. But I Also Work Out For Two Hours Every Day Of My Life, Even When I'm On The Road.

It's A Lifestyle, It's Something You Do The Rest Of Your Life," Lalanne Said. "how Long Are You Going To Keep Breathing? How Long Do You Keep Eating? You Just Do It.

Ask The Guys Who Are Doing Serious Triathlons If There Are Any Limits To What Can Be Done. The Limit Is Right Here. You've Got To Get Physically Fit Between The Ears. Muscles Don't Know Anything. They Have To Be Taught.

I Tell People That The Scales Lie. You May Have Played Basketball And Weighed 175 Pounds, With A 30-inch Waist, Back When You Were In College. And You May Still Weigh 175 At 55. But You Probably Have A 35-inch Waist And You've Probably Lost 30 Or 40 Pounds Of Muscle -- And Gained 30 Or 40 Pounds Of Fat. The Tape Measure Doesn't Lie. Get That Tape Measure Out And Put It On Your Hips And Your Waist. Keep Checking It. And Keep Exercising And Cutting Those Calories Down Until That Tape Measure Gets Close To Where You Were In Your Prime.