Push ups in one hourworld record 2016 driver#

вЂњI always say theyвЂ™re like dog years,вЂќ Shelly said. Shelly says her motherвЂ™s abilities at her age are quite astonishing, comparing each year after 100 to dog years. READ: Malia Obama To Attend Harvard University In 2017 вЂњDo what you need to do, not what you want to do, and make sure you exercise at least once every day. вЂњEat for nutrition, not for taste,вЂќ she said. вЂњBoth my brothers had been murdered, so she was sinking very quickly, and I just picked her up one morning and said, вЂyouвЂ™re coming with me,вЂ™ and I bought her an extra pair of sneakers and the rest is history.вЂќ Prior to that she had not run,вЂќ Shelly said. вЂњI put her in a 5K race when she was 67 years old.

Push ups in one hourworld record 2016 driver#

READ: Cruz Takes On Caitlyn Jenner Over Transgender Bathroom Debate READ MORE: Driver Arrested In Hit-And-Run That Left 21-Year-Old Dead In Germantown: Police вЂњShe can do a lot of calisthenic movements where she can use her own body weight.вЂќД«ut she says her mother didnвЂ™t start running until she was much older - after a family tragedy. Her trainer was her daughter, Shelly Keeling. On Saturday, Keeling broke the world record for the 100-yard dash for her age group (80 years and older). READ: Powerball Players Dream Big As Jackpot Grows READ MORE: Supreme Court Overturns Roe v. The 122nd Penn Relays at Franklin Field in West Philadelphia brought together athletes from all corners of track and field, but the record-breaking performance by 100-year-old Ida Keeling was perhaps the biggest highlight. SheвЂ™s 100 years old and still pounding the turf. PHILADELPHIA (CBS) вЂ“вЂ“ There are many wonderful stories at the Penn Relays, but, this year, one woman is inspiring many.