Embracing New Challenges
Tammy shares her journey of transitioning back into a physically demanding role after years at a desk job. With a rich history in endurance sports, she seeks guidance on weightlifting and maintaining muscle while preparing for a summer camp job that requires significant mobility. As she approaches her 60th birthday, her goal is to compete in a sprint distance triathlon, highlighting the importance of adapting fitness routines to meet evolving life challenges.In this clip
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