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For most senior football fans, the love for football starts from young, and results to a lifelong loyalty to the EPL (English Premier League). How has EPL and its fandom evolve over the past decades through the good, the bad and the ugly?
Equipment and technology used by elite athletes to sharpen their performances can be just as useful for seniors intent on staying in shape. Modern fitness devices and applications like augmented and virtual reality make exercising more engaging and desirable.
The late founder of SilverHairsClub grew one of Singapore’s largest senior clubs with little more than his handphone, a no-frills website and word of mouth.
Increasing numbers of silvers are picking up senior parkour – stamping their own interpretations on a sport usually associated with the young.
After more than two decades living in a country 13,000km from home, this silver couple reflects on Canada immigration, love, and sacrifice in caring for their autistic son, now a bemedalled Special Olympics athlete.
These are some of the Singapore Olympians who’ve ran, jumped and swam their way into the country’s history books.
Athletes still plugging away at their sport long after their prime can make for difficult watching. When it comes to musicians, who have longer lifespans, would watching an octogenarian be as captivating as catching them in their youth? R Sivanithy asks if it’s better to fade away or burn out.
Consider joining one of Singapore’s pickleball interest clubs if you’re looking to up your game.
Urs Brutsch, Founder and Managing Partner of HP Wealth Management in Singapore, came to Singapore from Switzerland for a year in 1986 and never went back. He talks about his
The 30-strong dragon boating team of the BCF Paddlers in the Pink include women in their 70s as well as people who are still fighting the disease.