About Kay Van Norman

One aspect of independence that often flies under the radar is the Dignity of Risk. Credited to the disability movement, it’s defined as the idea that self-determination and the right to take reasonable risks are essential for dignity and self-esteem. Read More

Three years from now, do you expect to be as strong and agile as you are today? How about six years from now? Read More

We often hear about the need for strength training at any age, but did you know that power training is even more important to functional independence?

You might associate power with elite sports or the massive athletes who “power lift” 800 pounds, and then drop it to the ground with a huge clang. You can just hear the argghhh! Read More

Building financial security and staying healthy are consistently listed as top aging concerns for adults over 55. Read More