92Year cancer survivor inspires the world with his fitness routine…
In today’ high speed lifestyle, where many struggle to find time for self- care , Ken Head, a 92-year-old from Spike Island in Bristol, Britain, has proved that age is not an excuse not an excuse not an excuse when it comes to fitness. A retired engineer, Ken is making waves across the world for maintaining a level of physical health that many young would resent.
Ken’s daily routine is challenging for someone in his age. Youthfulness is often associated with passion and energy, while aging is seen as a period of slowing down. However, Ken has broken all stereotypes by staying active and fit. A balanced lifestyle comprising of regular exercise, proper diet, and mental positivity, promote his success. From light exercises to daily walks, Ken ensures his body stays mobile and strong.
As per a BBC report, Ken has a precise workout routine of 45 minutes daily. Apart from his daily exercises he does boxing and climbing. Ken had undergone medical procedures twice, but none had been able to stop him. Ken Head is also a cancer survivor.
During his career, the former engineer worked on one of the most iconic aircraft the Concorde.
Ken's ability to sustain his physical fitness in his nineties is an inspiration story for people across all age groups, reminding younger generation that with determination, physical fitness can be attained.
His story is an inspiration in today’s world, where many tackles to maintain physical wellness and their busy schedules. As the world watches in awe, Ken proves that it’s never too late to prioritize health, and that age is truly just a number when it comes to staying fit. His life journey proves that with the right approach, anyone can defy the
odds and live a long and a healthy life.
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