• Why Ageism has destroyed the opportunity to live well to 100.

  • Mar 30 2022
  • Length: 39 mins
  • Podcast

Why Ageism has destroyed the opportunity to live well to 100.

  • Summary

  • Dr Dan Ritchie started his fitness career at Southeast Missouri

    State University with a bachelor’s degree in Fitness and Sports

     Medicine and then spent a year as a graduate assistant coaching

     Division 1 athletes. He completed his master’s degree in Health &

     Physical Education at the University of Wisconsin- Whitewater, where


    He won the 2002 Thesis of the Year. Then Dan continued as a Lynn

    Fellow at Purdue University, completing his PhD in Kinesiology with a

     minor in Gerontology.

     

     Since 2007 Dan has owned and operated Miracles Fitness in West

    Lafayette, Indiana, where he and his staff have trained over 2000

     clients. With over 20 years of experience, he has extensive knowledge

     on training the mature adult market and has equipped people in their

     50s, 60s, 70s, and beyond to achieve their goals and enhance their

     functional longevity. Dan was the 2014 PFP Trainer of the Year, and

     then shortly after he and Dr Cody Sipe co-founded the Functional

    Aging Institute.

     

     Dan is a sought-after expert and speaker at national and international

     events on topics like balance for older adults, personal training,

     business development, the global aging phenomenon, and functional

     aging training models. He’s routinely interviewed for podcasts,

     webinars, and on-online education summits. Dan lives in West Lafayette

     with his wife and five kids.



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