What we’re about
This group is for active individuals over the age of fifty who are looking to stay fit, have fun, and make new friends in the Northern Colorado area. Let's come together to exercise our bodies, minds, and spirits. Join us for regular meetups and special events geared towards staying active and having a good time.
Fitness is my primary focus. Fitness, by my definition, involves both an active body and mind. Joy and laughter are as important as sweat. Exercise in the company of others makes it enjoyable, not a chore.
Upcoming events (4+)
See all- Totally 80s Pizza before That 80s Band ConcertTotally 80s Pizza, Fort Collins, CO
Totally 80's Pizza was created by Alex Morgan. It took 10 years to track down and collect all the memorabilia in the museum. We wanted to create a fun place where the younger generations could learn about the greatness of the 1980's.
What better place to get in the proper mood for an 80s concert?
I hosted one event here before. Everyone had a great time. Their pizza is thin crust and good.
Those who come can carpool to the concert at CSU from here. We can have designated drivers so others can take advantage of the Totally 80s Beer and Wine Bar.
- Morning Paddle -- Late June Lake DayHorsetooth Reservoir, Inlet Bay Boat Ramp, Fort Collins, CO
Yes, we start early, but there's a post paddle reward for those who participate--Bloody Mary's, Mimosas, and Brunch on my patio nearby. Brunch will be fresh fruit and breakfast burritos that we personally assemble, wrap in foil, and cook on the fire ring.
By the time we finish brunch and libations, it will be afternoon. At 1:00 I will be hosting a Game Time on my patio. You are welcome to stick around, but please RSVP to this separate event to help me manage the day.
The paddle will launch from the Inlet Bay Boat Ramp. You need a Larimer County Parks pass to enter.
I will be there at 8:00 and can assist others with their boat and gear. I have an electric paddle board pump to lend. I have 2 spare paddle board kayaks (see photo) for someone to borrow. They are very stable. They are much more comfortable than just sitting on a board. Just let me know if you intend to use one so it won't be overbooked or to know if I need to haul it to the boat ramp at all.
Another option is to rent a kayak, paddle board, water bike, or canoe from the Inlet Bay Marina in the same parking lot as the boat ramp. The bikes look unique and the canoes are a bargain at $10/hr. Two can share. The Marina opens at 8:00 on the weekends. You can call beforehand and reserve what you need. I don't think much of their kayaks.
