Turn 54 in a few months. I'm overall having a great time and my only desire is for time to standstill a bit a more these days. Mortality bothers me, but what can you do.
A few pages/months back I saw some folks talking about soreness and working out. I'm going to shamelessly recommend pliability.com. It is basically 'slow' yoga (sometimes called yin I believe) where you hold a pose for a few minutes at a time. Think long static stretches. Has made a difference for me, for sure. Ease into it if you're new. Oh, and this is a referral link for 2 weeks free, and I think I get rich if anyone signs up and pays for it: : https://pliability.com/app/signup?referral=dae4710e5 Mainly putting it there for the two weeks free so you can see if you like it or not. I don't put much faith in the 'extras' like the mobility test or what not, but the routines themselves have helped me greatly.
I do weights 3x a week these days (some weeks 2x). Some light cardio in the gym when it is winter. Skateboard and snowboard. Sometimes mountain bike (need to get more on that this summer) and stand up paddle board. Weight is in healthy range, BP is fine, Diet mostly healthy. Cholesterol however went up every year no matter what I did, so now I'm on a statin.
Also had that calcium CT score and I'm so jealous of all of you with zeroes. Mine was 135. Statin has brought my cholesterol levels in check so hopefully that helps in the long run.
First one I was on did not work out for me in terms of mental health. Really bad effects after a few days on it. Switched to atorvastatin and has been fine.
Take care everyone. Oh, and I'm reading a book titled "Breaking the Age Code: How Your Beliefs About Aging Determine How Long and Well You Live." Might be worth looking into.