Americans pursuing fitness well into retirement

Living to 80 or 90 is one thing. But blowing through those benchmarks at full speed on a bike, in the pool or in running shoes is quite another.
By Roy Wallack, Special to The Los Angeles Times

Accentuating the "active" in active retirement, Americans are rejecting the rocking chair

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