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We are open 7 days a week at our Pedego West Houston location - Glynn's closest competition was Texas native Dinah Anderson, 59, who pole vaulted 2. Features from the Senior Games Daily. John Sanmartini, 82, has been involved in cycling ever since he was a young boy. He started his racing as a youth in southern California, but his racing fame is known in the senior circuits all over the United States.

George, Utah, requires athletes who want to compete to be 55 years or older. The National Senior Games, which rotates between different cities in the United States every two years, requires competitors to be at least 50 years old. The Huntsman website states that all persons considered for the Hall of Fame must make exceptional contributions to the Games in one or more areas, including athletic achievement, support or promotion of the games, positive impact on the Games, volunteering or leadership.

The Huntsman World Games also looks at how many Games an athlete has participated in. Sanmartini has played in every World Games since their inception 25 years ago. He took top cycling honors for his age class in Palo Alto. Sanmartini has three bikes: one he practices on, another he uses for time trials and another is a regular road bike.

Another race he likes to ride in is a criterium—a preset race course where riders race against each other—like the Tour de France, but much shorter. He rides in criteriums at the World Games. The hardest part of racing for him are the hill climbs.

At the 5K in St. George, part of the route has an incline of percent, which he says is very steep. If you are too heavy, you have to carry the weight up there. He still has two more races. You have to be in some kind of shape; you got to have enough sleep, eat, and drink to be able to race. It takes work to do it.

At my age if I stay off too long it is hard to come back racing. Billy Collins, who holds 17 world and national running records, describes his student, year-old Bobby Whilden, a student of excellence. Fortunately I was successful enough to end up at the University of Texas, win a number of races and be on several world-record relay teams. Whilden, a Houston native, graduated from Lamar High School in He received a track scholarship to the University of Texas. Olympic Trials. After receiving his undergraduate degree from the University of Texas Whilden went on to law school, achieving his jurisprudence degree in He started work with Vincent and Elkins and remained there until his retirement.

After college Whilden ran in the Masters at age 40 and won the and was co-holder of the world record with a time of seconds. Upon retirement, he decided to lace up the running shoes again.

I just. In he won the meter dash in a world record time of and won the in at the National Masters Indoor Championships in Boston, Massachusetts. He competed in the Penn Relays in May, taking first in the with a time of The current record for his age group is He expends less energy in every stride pattern that he takes. They just have to be there. He has those talents; you just have to guide him.

The sound of whistles blowing and shoes squeaking across the courts echoed through the first floor of the George R. Brown Convention Center Sunday morning as volleyball competitions began.

Matches were tight as each team hoped to break through the early rounds to win the gold. Games started at 8 a. Each team proved the importance of communication and teamwork as points were long. Players exhibited youthful exuberance as they cheered on their teammates in between points. The intensity and passion during each game rivaled those of young competitors. Gold-diggers player Lois Campbell has been playing volleyball most of her life. She even played at the collegiate level.

Her dedication for the sport brought her to the Games. Brake, who lives in Houston, said there are a lot of women in the area that play volleyball and love it.

In his first trip to the National Senior Games, Sievers said he loves everything about the game. Sunday, June 19, Records Shattered Sunday! Sunday was an exciting day in competition as 7 NSGA records were broken!

Congratulations to all new record holders! Sunday, June Sunday, June 19, What makes them extraordinary? All of them are at least 95 years old. Harry Pepper, a year-old Houston resident, the oldest of the four men, has an extensive athletic history. In his 70s he competed in decathlons. Later, he pulled a hamstring and stopped running. Then he took up bowling and still bowls times a week. He walks an hour every day. John Zilberberg, 97, from Highmore, S.

He earned two gold and two silver medals in He estimates his bowling average in the last year is , down from three years ago. His highest three-game average is He bowls mixed doubles and competes in shot put, discus, hammer throw, javelin and the meter dash. His daughter-in-law, April Zilberberg, said he could only register for two events, bowling and track and field.

He chose track and field because of the multiple opportunities within it. He walks the entire 18 holes. James Vancil, 95, from Gulf Port, Miss. He estimates he has an average of in singles bowling. He tries to bowl four times a week. His highest game was San Antonio bowler, Jay Knoll, 96 years old, bowls three times a week in a couple of leagues. He carries a average and his highest game ever was In he won gold medals in singles and mixed doubles in the Nationals at Louisville.

The Texas native Scott Keller joined his high school track team for one reason — to get a girlfriend. Keller said his two years as team manager in high school gave him the opportunity to fall in love with running, and he jogged regularly to relieve stressin college. He qualified for the Senior Games in terms of times for the past few years, but was never old enough to play in them.

Keller swept every sprinting event in both the Arkansas and Oklahoma State qualifying competitions. In Houston, Keller competes in the , and meter runs. He placed sixth in the finals of the meter dash yesterday.