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🏃♂️ From 247 lbs to Marathons & Sold-Out Cabaret Shows at 72! 🎶
We are incredibly honored to sit down with the inspiring Norman Calvo on Episode 601 of The Huntsman World Senior Games Active Life Podcast!
At age 59, Norman weighed 247 lbs and could barely climb a flight of subway stairs. Fast forward to age 72, and this former New York mortgage executive turned high-performance coach has completely rewritten what retirement looks like.
Norman has:
Lost 70 lbs and completely transformed his health.
Conquered a deep-seated hatred of jogging to complete 12 half marathons.
Stepped onto a Manhattan stage completely solo, singing in sold-out cabaret shows near Times Square! 🎤
In this episode, host Kyle Case sits down with Norman to discuss how he reinvented himself for his "Third Act." Norman is living proof that retirement isn’t about sitting on a beach—it's about finding purpose, taking baby steps, and giving yourself permission to have fun.
Whether you are looking to kickstart your own fitness journey, pivot your career, or just need a powerful dose of inspiration to chase a forgotten dream, Norman’s story is a must-watch!
👉 What does your "Third Act" look like? What is one passion you want to pursue? Let us know in the comments below!
07/05/2026
Is there a correlation between music and athleticism? Is it possible to have benefits taking up music lessons as an adult vs when you are younger? This week's Active Life podcast guest, Caroline McCaskey, says that there definitely are some advantages to having some life experience before starting music lessons and that athletes and dancers can have a leg up on other beginners to the music world.
Tune in to hear Caroline's explanation at https://www.buzzsprout.com/113534/episodes/19439831
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