I have been physically active all of my life in spite of my weight.
In High School I weighed about 220. I majored in football, track and wrestling. I received two college football scholarships but instead I took an academic scholarship to BYU (remember, I am a rocket scientist by profession).
I used to play a lot of racket ball during my lunch time at work. Later I would walk in the mornings for 1/2 hour. I also bought an exercise bike and a treadmill which I regularly used.
When I had congestive heart failure in 2002 I was in such poor health I could no longer exercise. My doctor had me do physical therapy which included 1 1/2 hours water aerobics twice a week in a pool. I fell in love with the water. I could go a whole session and not hurt. I have been doing water aerobics twice a week for 12 years and I am still doing it. I think it is one of the things that has kept me alive.
I plan on continue doing water aerobics for the rest of my life. Or at least until my health improves so I can do other exercises.
Love that Water
Forever Strong in Life
Larry Strong
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