Stay Young One Step At A Time | Master’s Track & Field

The Forever Fit Science marketing team attended the Pueblo Masters Track & Field event and met some incredible Masters athletes. This video is a highlight of their stories, tips, and races from sprinting to pole vaulting. Takeaway: It does not need to be your children’s events. You can compete at every age and be successful. Please enjoy and get ready to be inspired. For more tips and motivation visit our website www.fasttwitchgrandma.com.

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