ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 9月17日 05時01分

Athletes, like 102-year-old Toby Santoro, pictured here, may not capture the headlines at the @リオ五輪2016 #Olympics and earn big rewards like Michael Phelps (@マイケル・フェルプス), @ウサイン・ボルト and @シモーネ・バイルズ. But that isn’t stopping as many as 200,000 fitness-oriented older Americans from undertaking rigorous training and testing themselves in local, state and national competitions. Their dedication sets them apart from their peers. A recent survey by the @usdol found that the typical adult over age 65 averaged 25 minutes of exercise a day. Those 75 and older reported only 12 minutes. @rogerkisby photographed Toby releasing the doves during the opening ceremony at the New Jersey Senior Games. Senior Games are now held in 49 states, with North Dakota joining in 2017. Visit the link in our profile to read more about athletes going for gold in their golden years.

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