On Episode 39 of C60 Health Connections, Leading Fitness Expert Robbie Stahl utilizes over 20 years of research and experience to give us his insights into what it takes to achieve (and maintain) optimal fitness in our 40’s and beyond.

If you met Robbie Stahl when he was 22, he had already created the number 1 strength and muscle gain system in all of Bally’s Total Fitness -- a gym chain of 700 trainers and 250,000 members. But now, at age 42, and after 20 years of meticulous research, development, and clinical studies, he has finally developed a breakthrough in the world of exercise.

With a team of physiology and biomechanic professors, he covered over a million, yes a million, test subjects to find the most effective way to heal and bulletproof your body through the power of exercise. In fact, his unique exercise invention has given him a 100% in person success rate for fixing shoulder function for his clients who were told surgery was the only solution. Robbie is also known for developing one of the fittest 80-year-olds in the world, Joel Weldon. On his 80th birthday, Joel water skied 39 miles ... and he personally credits Robbie as his secret weapon for keeping hold of his startling ability to stay so active.

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