Once You're Over 50, The Workouts 

20 Year-Olds Do Won't Help You.

Let's face it - we're not kids anymore.

As we age, we gain the wisdom of many years of life experiences.  But physically, the aging process seems to be working against us.

Once you get over 50, you start feeling the effects of age-related wear and tear on your body.  Injuries from the past are coming back to haunt you with chronic aches and pains, and new injuries are much harder to recover from.  It takes longer and longer to get loosened up and get going in the morning. Sarcopenia, or age-related muscle loss, is naturally causing us all to lose strength and muscle mass every year.

And when it comes to working out, by now you can probably tell that the strength training routines you used in your 20's aren't cutting it anymore.  Your body is different now.

The chest exercises you fell in love with back then now make your shoulders sore for 3 days.  Your favorite leg exercise now causes too much knee pain to use any real weight.  And there's no way you can make it through the 2-hour marathon workouts you used to do back in the day.

But you and I know that strength training is something we need in our later years more than ever.  It's the only way to counteract that dreaded sarcopenia, and it's essential to keep us at our highest possible level of pain-free function.  And you love that feeling of achievement and self-mastery that comes from the process of successfully becoming stronger and more muscular.

So you want to keep going with it, but it just doesn't seem to be working like it used to.

It can all be very frustrating and discouraging.  Now that the kids are grown and you're established in your career, you've got the time and resources to do fun stuff and create lasting memories - but will you be physically able to?

Listen, you deserve to be able to truly live and enjoy your later years, not have to suffer through them.

I can guide you with a strength training program that is tailor made for YOU, as you are right now, that you'll be able to sustain forever to stay strong, resistant to injury, and full of energy, without wasting time or getting injured, so you can live life to the fullest.

Who am I, and why should you listen to me?

My name is Dave Durell, and I've been in the Health and Fitness industry since 1982, including owning a Personal Training business, working as an NFL Strength and Conditioning Coach, and practicing as a licensed Physical Therapist Assistant.

Once I got over 50 myself (I'm over 60 now), I started to feel the same effects of aging that you're going through right now.  And I had to figure out how to change my own workouts to overcome these limitations.

So I called upon the knowledge I had gained over the last 30+ years, developed and refined a unique strength training system that combines all my experience in personal training, athletic strength and conditioning and physical therapy, and turned it into an easy to follow workout plan that is especially well suited for people over 50.

And now I want to make this plan available to you.

Introducing the Stay Strong Forever Program Video Course

The Stay Strong Forever Master Course will help you get and stay strong safely without spending endless hours in the gym every week. Once you learn this program, you'll never need another one; the program is designed to be sustainable for life with only simple minor adjustments.

I'll be your coach throughout the program, explaining and demonstrating everything in great detail to give you all the tools you need to be successful.

Here's a short video to give you a look at what's in the program:

Here's What You Get:

Course Content:

Introduction

• Welcome message
• Rundown of what’s in the program

Module 1: Designing Your Workouts

• Introduction
• Overview of the workout plan
• Building exercises for Workout A
• Building exercises for Workout B
• Rebuilding exercises for Workout A
• Rebuilding exercises for Workout B
• Choosing the right gym
• Setting an appointment with yourself

Module 2: The Stay Strong Forever Training Principles

• Introduction
• The 1^st Principle: Form
• Control the stretch
• Control the speed
• How to perform each rep
• Control the contraction
• Recap
• The 2^nd Principle: Intensity
• What is intensity?
• Rest between sets
• Recap
• The 3^rd Principle: Progression
• Using the rep range
• Rep range example
• Recap
• The 4^th Principle: Recovery
• The recovery timeline
• What to do when progress stops
• 4-week workout cycle example
• Recap

Module 3: Getting Started

• Introduction
• What to do on your 1^st two workouts
• Warming up
• How to pick the best equipment for each exercise
• Setting up Workout A
• Setting up Workout B
• What to do on your next two workouts
• Your third workout
• Your fourth workout
• After your fourth workout

Module 4: Building Exercises

• Introduction
• Workout A building exercises
• Workout B building exercises

Module 5: Rebuilding Exercises

• Introduction
• Shoulder rebuilding exercises
• Low back rebuilding exercises
• Neck rebuilding exercises
• Grip rebuilding exercises
• Knee rebuilding exercises

Module 6: Stretching

• Introduction
• General rules for stretching
• How to get on a floor mat safely
• Supine stretches
• Side-lying stretches
• Standing stretches

Module 7: Working Around Injuries Or After Surgery

• Introduction
• How to work around a new injury
• The Working Around An Injury system
• Working around lower body injuries
• Working around upper body injuries
• The Post-Rehab Protocol
• What to do after surgery

Module 8: Putting It All Together

• Introduction
• Summary of each Module
• Closing thoughts

Live Action Video - Workout A

Live Action Video - Workout B

Bonus Module - The Stay Strong Forever Nutrition Guide

• What about nutrition?
• The essential nutrients
• The balancing act
• Post-workout nutrition

Additional Documents:

• Table of Contents
• Workout Card Templates in Excel, PDF and Google Sheets 
• Rebuilding Exercise Menu
• Example Workout Cards
• Post-Rehab Protocol Quick Reference Guide

The Stay Strong Forever Master Course is a password protected online course that can be accessed from your computer, tablet or smart phone. No physical products will be shipped. Once you order you'll receive an email with your access instructions to instantly view your Stay Strong Forever Program videos, view and download your PDF's, and edit and print out your personalized workout cards. The format for the text files is adobe acrobat PDF, and for the workout cards Excel, PDF and Google Sheets.  

Once you get going on this program, you’ll be stronger and have increased lean muscle mass; be more injury resistant, flexible, and mobile; and have far less aches and pains from previous injuries and surgeries.  You’ll feel strong, youthful, and fully alive, ready to charge forward and enjoy life to the fullest, on a workout plan that's easy to follow, safe, and doesn't take up much of your precious time.

Just click the blue button below and you'll be on your way.

Get Started On The Stay Strong Forever Program Today - Only $97

Order now and discover:

• The best kind of gym for older people to work out in (and the one gym you should NEVER set foot in!)
• The simple trick that will ensure you don't skip your workouts
• The one technique that guarantees maximum workout success - or sub-par results if you don't use it
• What to do when progress stops
• The 4 exercise principles you must follow to build muscular strength without wrecking your joints
• Why working out too often is the worst mistake you can make
• How to regain your strength as fast as possible after a major injury or surgery 
• The step-by-step method for creating a personalized workout plan you can stick with for life
• Demonstrations and easy to follow written instructions for every single exercise in the program
• Why everyone over 50 should be concerned about flexibility, and the best ways to preserve it
• How to  make dramatic, measurable, continuous progress in under 45 minutes once or twice a week
• AND MUCH, MUCH MORE!

Here's what the experts are saying:

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. How is this course different than other strength training courses on the internet?

A. You can find plenty of "muscle building" training courses on the internet, that's for sure.  But the training methods they show may be unsafe or orthopedically unsound, and some of the exercises may be problematic for older people because it hurts to do them.  So you can build some muscle, but you kill your joints long-term and get injured periodically.  That's no good, because as I'm sure you know it takes us older folks longer to recover.

On the other end of the spectrum, you can find "corrective exercise" or rehab-based courses, perhaps even created by a physical therapist, to help alleviate painful conditions, correct bad posture, things like that.  But you won't build any appreciable strength or muscle mass with that type of program.

The Stay Strong Forever Master Course is different because it combines both "building" exercises and "rebuilding" exercises, which is exactly what people over 50 need.

In addition, if a strength training course was created by somebody in their 20's or 30's, that person isn't going to know first-hand what us older folks are going through.  They haven't thought up the "work-arounds" in the gym for arthritic joints, decades-old sports injuries, or lumbar disc problems, because they've never personally had to work around those things.  

I have.  I'm in my 60's (62 as I write this), and have taken those things into account when creating this course.  It's designed to be the only strength training workout plan you will ever need for the rest of your life.

Q. I've had left knee surgery and right shoulder surgery, and haven't been able to lift heavy weights in years.  Will this program work for me?

A. I created this course with this scenario in mind.  One reason is I've worked with thousands of physical therapy patients and personal training clients who were over 50 and were hungry to find a way to overcome physical setbacks and get back to living life to the fullest, and they didn't want to be held back by past injuries or surgeries.

The other big reason that getting back to lifting heavy weights after surgeries is fully explained and demonstrated in the course is that I've been through it myself!  At 60+, I've been through my share of injury problems, including overcoming shoulder surgery and 2 abdominal surgeries (1 of which was for cancer).  And there was no way I was going to let that adversity stop me from living every day of whatever time I have on earth to the fullest, so I figured out how to regain my strength the fastest and most efficient way possible.  And everything I learned is in this course.

Whether you need to work around an injury, regain lost strength after a major injury or surgery, or just rebuild injury-prone areas of your body, everything you need to do it is right here in the Stay Strong Forever Master Course.

Q. You talk about working out once or twice a week for under 45 minutes.  I've always worked out 4-6 days a week for an hour or two.  How can I get results with such short, infrequent workouts?

A. The workouts are short (under 45 minutes, including warming up and stretching) because I've designed them to be as intense as possible while still being safe.  These workouts are the strength training equivalent to laying in a tanning bed to get a suntan, while working out for an hour or two is like trying to get a suntan on a partly cloudy day in the Fall - you might be able to do it, but it's not the most efficient way.

And the workouts are performed only once or twice a week to allow for sufficient recovery.  The workout itself doesn't make you stronger; it stimulates an increase in strength and muscle mass, and then your body produces those increases during the recovery period.  If you work out again before you're fully recovered, you won't get any benefit from your last workout, because you didn't give yourself the time your body needs to make changes happen.

When you're 25, it's easy to recover from hard workouts (and just about everything else!) quickly - but us older folks take longer to recover from physical stresses, and we absolutely must account for that when designing a workout plan if we want results without wasting time.  And the less time we spend in the gym, the more time we have to enjoy the finer things in life.

It seems like many of us have been asking ourselves the wrong question when setting up a workout plan.  Instead of asking "how much exercise can I tolerate?" the Stay Strong Forever course is built on the question: "how little exercise do I require?"  And after decades of research and experience, I know the answer is one or two brief (but intense) workouts per week.   

Q. How is the course personalized just for me?

A. Starting with Module 1 of the course, I guide you through designing your own personalized workout plan, based on a number of considerations.

First, you will be plugging in exercises based on your available equipment and personal preferences.  If you're new to weight training, or haven't worked out in a long time, you'll be guided to select exercises based on the movement being performed, and then you pick exercises in your workout facility that match those movements.  (I take you through your 1st four workouts step-by-step in Module 3).

You'll also be adding (or avoiding) exercises to your routine based on your own unique health/medical history.  If you have had shoulder problems in the past, we'll add exercises to rebuild your shoulders; if your shoulders are fine but you're having issues with low back pain, we'll focus on that.  These exercises are all demonstrated and explained in-depth in Module 5.

In addition, we'll work around any physical limitations you're currently dealing with.  For example, if you've had a total knee replacement, there are certain leg exercises you should never do, and others that are fine to do.  All this is thoroughly covered in Module 7.

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I can't help you until you take the first step

It might seem like waiting a little while to start a workout program like this is no big deal.

Maybe the timing just isn't quite right for you right now.

Actually, it is a big deal.

The thing is, every day you let go by without doing something to get better, you don't stay the same - you get worse.

Why?

Because you're a day older.

Listen, we're in our later years now.  None of us know how much time we have left, but once we're over 50 chances are there are more days behind us than ahead of us.

Let's make the most of every single one of them.

Don't let a lack of strength or energy, or too many aches and pains, stand in the way of you experiencing all that life has to offer from here on out.  

Let's get you started today.  I'm here to help every step of the way.

Get Started On The Stay Strong Forever Program Today - Only $97

So let's recap:

The Stay Strong Forever Master Course is a password protected online course that can be accessed from your computer, tablet or smart phone.  Once you order you'll receive an email with your access instructions to instantly view your Stay Strong Forever Program videos, view and download your PDF's, and edit and print out your personalized workout cards.

You'll get instant, unlimited access to Over 3 1/2 hours of instructional videos; the written version of the entire course in PDF format; printable, editable workout card templates in Excel, PDF and Google Sheets format; sample completed workout cards, and printable Quick Reference Guides.

And if you order now you get the Bonus Module: The Stay Strong Forever Nutrition Guide

There seems to be just as much, if not more, confusion about how to eat to build muscle as there is about training. It seems everywhere you turn, you see an article or advertisement for different diets and nutritional supplements. The problem is that much of the information is contradictory, confusing, or outright lies designed to separate you from your hard-earned money.

The Stay Strong Forever Nutrition Guide will help you cut through all the hype, misinformation, and false claims about nutrition, and provide you with the basic facts you need to know and apply to get the most out of your Stay Strong Forever training program.

Picture yourself a few short weeks from now.....

Once you get going on this program, you’ll be stronger and have increased lean muscle mass; be more injury resistant, flexible, and mobile; and have far less aches and pains from previous injuries and surgeries.  You’ll feel strong, youthful, and fully alive, ready to charge forward and enjoy life to the fullest, on a workout plan that's easy to follow, safe, and doesn't take up much of your precious time.

Just click the blue button below and you'll be on your way.

Get Started On The Stay Strong Forever Program Today - Only $97