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Welcome to Beyond 50 FitnessAt Beyond 50 Fitness we are dedicated to keeping you functionally fit for life. That means being strong, confident and independent -- no matter what your age. It is our belief that a lot of flash, loud music and twenty-something models are of little substance and even less benefit to you. What these DVDs provide are simple, effective and easy to use workouts that take only 20 minutes to perform - 3 to 5 times per week. Do that and you will realize tangible improvements in strength, mobility, and confidence - for a lifetime of independence. At Beyond 50 Fitness our goal is to keep you functionally fit for life! Learn about Ageless Fitness Systems - my medically-based, scientifically designed fitness system that accommodates all levels of fitness … from rehabilitation to elite masters athlete … including folks over 50. Go to the Good Health! Andy Baxter "I just wanted to take this opportunity to offer my congratulations on the development of your "Beyond Fifty Fitness" DVD series. I think the DVD's are great and with the huge increase in over fifty fitness participants, this should help of lot of over 50 fitness participants follow a safe and effective fitness program. The techniques and guidelines you offer are excellent. I hope you develop more for the over 50 market as there is such a huge need. Best wishes!!!"  Michael
K. Jones, PhD, PT "Andy Baxter's 'Osteo Stretch and Strength' is an easy to use program that can be performed in a short period of time by virtually anyone with the capacity to look and listen. As an active practioner of medicine, I can honestly say that I am increasingly amazed at how effective exercise is in treating almost any condition that I am challenged with in medicine. Andy's Stretch and Strength program is accessible to almost all of my patients. I strongly feel that most patients would benefit from this. " Patrick Honsinger, MD Check out Baxter Fitness Solutions www.bfitsolutions.com, Andy Baxter's Fitness Centers in Ashland and Medford, Oregon Read Andy Baxter's article "Staying Fit through the Ages" |
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