06/13/2026
Normalize Being Athletic at 40+ Years Old
The best way to have athleticism at 40 is to never lose it, by training all the abilities throughout the decades.
If you have lost it, the great thing is you can build it back up far beyond what most people believe is possible.
I’m not here to tell you what level of athleticism and performance you should want, that’s up to you, but what I’ve found is that most people start believing their best days are behind them, when the truth is, with proper programming, lifestyle, coaching, they can achieve performance better than in their 20’s.
I turned 45 this week and while my performance isn’t as peak as when I played pro basketball, it’s isn’t far from there either (and some things I’ve PR’d on this year that are better than when I was 25!).
Sprint, jump (in all different ways), throw, do athletic things, lift light weights fast, lift heavy weights fast, be explosive.
And if you’re just getting started, it’s ok, start slow, get some guidance, regress movements and have a longer runway. Don’t rush it, be smart. But also don’t give up and throw your hands up thinking it’s “too late.”
Never peak.