Barbara Havas walked through the doors of Simply Strong for the first time at 86 years old — and she hasn’t stopped since. Today, at 97, she lives independently, moves without a walker or cane, and trains once a week, every week, just as she always has.

At 86 years old, Lyne arrived at SIMPLY STRONG after trying multiple physical therapists without progress. In just two months, her arthritis improved, her back pain disappeared, and her strength and balance dramatically increased. Read how personalized strength training helped her regain confidence, mobility, and independence.

Dr. John Polansky had been training at SIMPLY STRONG for two years before undergoing hip replacement surgery. Thanks to his consistent strength training, he entered surgery strong and recovered quickly — returning to the activities he loves. In this inspiring client success story, John shares how building and maintaining strength made all the difference in his journey.

Read this blog to learn how SIMPLY STRONG Helped Evelyn Rebuild Bone Density and Strength!

Read this blog to learn how SIMPLY STRONG Helped Evelyn Rebuild Bone Density and Strength!

Judy is truly remarkable. She has been a client at SIMPLY STRONG for seven years. When she first came in for her Introductory Session in 2015, she was 78 years old and her goals were to increase her strength and improve her energy. Within the first four months Judy...

Roland is 91 years old and Marsha is 80. Both have been coming twice-a-week for 2 months, and noticed better strength, better balance and walking. Marsha mentioned to me that her blood pressure improved when she saw the doctor and she knows it's because she has been...

Bill has been coming to SIMPLY STRONG twice-a-week for strength training sessions for the past five years. He is currently 85 years old, takes care of his son (who has special needs) and plays golf each week, still able to out-drive his buddies. "I have been going to...

Few of us look forward to aging, because observation tells us that getting older means an inevitable decline into frailty and chronic disease.  Sarcopenia is the medical term for age-related loss of muscle and strength. Sarcopenia was classified as a disease in 2016...