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Hugh Jackman has revealed he is staying fit in lockdown by running up stairs
83-year-old Elisa Forti wants to conquer the treacherous Aconcagua Mountain, the highest mountain in the Americas. Elisa, who has already crossed the Andes twice, was born in Italy but moved with her family to Argentina when she was 14 years old. She has a large family with five children, eleven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Known as the 'mountain of death,' Aconcagua will be far and away her biggest challenge yet.
Tiny gym capsules are being installed across China to help people workout on the fly and on the cheap. At just 53 square feet, the exercise pods have no staff and are accessible 24/7 via mobile app. They come equipped with a single treadmill and TV monitor, so users can play music, movies and even check their email while burning calories. Every 5 minutes costs just 15 cents, and you only pay for what you use. Would you ever run in these tiny gym capsules?
Staying fit is a challenge at any age, but 103-year-old Mieko Nagaoka continues to swim laps well past her century mark. In fact, the Japanese world record swimmer is training twice a week with her son Hiroyuki Nagaoka at the Yanai Swimming school in Japan's Yamaguchi prefecture, for another major competition. Her body is not failing her, in fact, she is only getting stronger and quicker in preparation for when her speed in the water will be measured against the clock.
Wolfgang Sadowski, an 80-year-old German weight lifter, was caught pumping iron at his Berlin gym, Monday, as he gears up for the 2017 European Masters Weightlifting Championship next month, where he hopes to beat the current weight lifting world record for over eighties. Sadowski has been competing as a weight-lifter since 1955. He has previously won gold at the international weightlifting competitions in Denmark and Ukraine, among other medals in various competitions.
Le documentaire de Stephen Kijak, riche en archives trouve des doubles sens dans des extraits de films de Rock Hudson et replace l'héritage de la star en tant qu'activiste involontaire de la lutte contre le sida.