Fifty Plus (50+) - Other 50+ forums and Web sites?

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lpress
02-26-07, 10:10 AM
Folks,

This is a terrific forum for cyclists over 50. Do you know of other forums and Web sites with information and community on other sports and fitness activities? What are your favorites?

Larry


East Hill
03-01-07, 10:09 AM
I think everyone here would say that THIS is the best place to be. But seriously, there must be some other sites people can think of.

Anyone?

East Hill

airbrake
03-01-07, 12:41 PM
Here's one http://americancycleandfitness.com/bikespeak/categories.cfm?catid=47&entercat=y


Midman
03-03-07, 08:58 PM
Not strictly 50+, but www.keepriding.org is a newer site related to cyclists with heart issues which lots of 50+ riders have.

DnvrFox
03-04-07, 06:40 AM
I used to moderate a "Senior Fitness Forum" which was quite active, and attracted some top-notch competitive athletes from across the country. But, it died a slow death. It is still there, but no one ever posts.

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/SeniorFitness/messages

There is a fitness after 50 web page operated by Ed Mayhew. He wrote a book and Nora and I are in it as "Masters of Fitness:D ."

http://www.fitterafter50.com/

lpress
04-30-07, 08:13 AM
I used to moderate a "Senior Fitness Forum" which was quite active, and attracted some top-notch competitive athletes from across the country. But, it died a slow death. It is still there, but no one ever posts.


I wonder why? There must be many fitness nuts over fifty who hang out on the Net.

Ken Brown
04-30-07, 08:43 AM
For a decade I frequented various newsgroups on Usenet, including rec.bicycles.rides. I liked Usenet because it was non-commercial and no one asked for a subscription fee, though it did get plagued with spam. It has fallen into decline and many ISPs have stopped carrying it, but you can still access a lot of it through Google Groups, including rec.bicycles.rides.