Rick Barry III is truly a basketball legend. He played in both the American Basketball Association (ABA) and National Basketball Association (NBA). He was named one of the 50 Greatest Players in history by the NBA, he ranks among the most prolific scorers and all-around players in basketball history and is the only one to lead the NCAA, ABA, and NBA in points per game in a season. Barry also is the only player to reach the 50-point mark in a Game 7 of the playoffs in either league. He is one of only four players to be a part of a championship team in both leagues.

And there’s a whole lot more…But in addition to all the basketball accolades, add gold medalist at the Huntsman World Senior Games pickleball tournament to the list.

Kyle and Lil also share a few ideas on what the oldest and healthiest athletes are eating to keep them going. 

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The Games are over, but we thought it might be fun to get some insights on how things went from our very own Director of Sports, John “Rosey” Rosander. He shares his thoughts on the new sports added this year including the ones he actually participated in.

Kyle and Lil also share some hot tips on how to avoid the traditional holiday weight-gain that plagues so many of us.

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John Wunderli has been associated with The Huntsman World Senior Games from the very beginning. In fact, at 47 years old, he was the attorney who worked on the organizational bylaws as well as the tax exempt status for the Games. He serves on the board of trustees and is a Hall of Fame inductee. On top of all that, and maybe most importantly, he is an athlete at the Games and this year was awarded his 30 year letterman's jacket at the Endurance Awards. Check at this episode full of origin stories and great memories.

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The 2021 Huntsman World Senior Games are approaching the half-way mark. Kyle and Lil share their favorite moments (so far) and have a chat with Steve Hammond who is currently competing for his very first time. Check out this fun show.

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Anne Abernathy has spent her life inspiring people with her incredible story of perseverance and determination. She we introduced to the luge in her 30s and fully embraced the adrenaline-inducing, fast-flying winter sport. Six Olympic games later, she has some stories to tell. Get a sneak peak of this year’s opening ceremonies when Kyle and Lil chat with Anne about what it takes to “keep on ticking.”

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For this pre-Games show, Kyle and Lil give you a behind the scenes peek at what it takes, year-round, to pull the Huntsman World Senior Games together.  You'll hear things you didn't know about organizing the event.

In addition, they also give a highlight on the second largest sport at the Games, volleyball.

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Today’s guest is one of our amazing athletes. Sylvia Sawyer has played in the Games every year since 1990. That makes 30 years of competing in the Games. She is an incredibly accomplished racquetball player, has been nationally ranked and will be inducted into the Huntsman World Senior Games Hall of Fame this year. 

Kyle and Lil also give an overview of Tennis at the Games.

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Jim Demet is a longtime friend of the Huntsman World Senior Games. From Salt Lake City, Utah, Jim has been involved in the game since 1991. He’s competed in a variety of sports including cycling, road races, track and field, swimming, and putting it all together, the triathlon. He is an ambassador of the games and was inducted into the Huntsman world Senior Games Hall of Fame in 2006. And this year will be Jim’s 30th year competing at the Games.

Kyle and Lil also give an overview of the great game of table tennis.

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Today’s guest is Ernest Quiocho, a former Dixie State University football player. Currently a personal trainer at the Intermountain LiVe Well Center. He graduated form Dixie State University with a degree in kinesiology. He has two kids and loves to apply the lessons he learned playing sports to his training techniques. Ernest shares some insights into ho wexercise can make a difference in chronic illnesses.

Kyle and Lil give an overview of the largest sport at the Games, Softball.

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Robert Hamilton Owens is a man of many hats. He’s been and done a lot – mountain climbing, radio and TV personality, keynote speaker, minister, Ironman, philanthropist, triathlete, Special Ops Pararescueman, and father of five – to name a few. But of all the pursuits he’s undertaken, there’s one title that best describes this literal force of nature: Robert is The Fittest and Mentally Toughest 66-Year-Old in the World. Period. This is according to Joe De Sena, who is the dude who founded Spartan Races.

Kyle and Lil also give a great overview of all the shooting sports at the Games.

If you would like to learn more about Robert and his 20X principle, you can purchase his book here.

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