Growing up, Jeff Witzeman was taught there’s only one way to do things, and you trust the professionals. That all changed when Jeff’s wife was diagnosed with bladder cancer. The doctors wanted to remove her bladder, put her through chemo and radiation, and all for a 50% survival rate. Instead, they traveled to Germany for a more natural approach, and after 30 days no more cancer was detected. When Jeff brought this knowledge back to the states, the doctors just weren’t interested. This is when Jeff realized that these “professionals” who were telling you what to do are just trying to make money and don’t actually care about your well being.

Ageless living is not just about nutrition and detox, however, you also need a healthy emotional landscape. When we’re emotionally unwell, it can create enough toxins to destroy us. Usually this starts with inflammation, which is the body’s way of trying to defend itself. That’s when we have to ask what is it defending itself against, and how do I figure out how to live in peace? Luckily, there are many healing aids out there, such as the PEMF machine and the EE system. You have to be your own advocate and educate yourself. You’ll probably have to dig a little, as the powers that be are actively trying to shut down any information that threatens the medical industry. Jeff realized this first hand when his film, Cancer Can Be Killed, was removed from Amazon.

What You’ll Learn:

Favorite Quote:

“A big part of ageless living is to become educated.” -Jeff Witzeman

How to Connect With Jeff:

JW Films

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Aging is inevitable, but it’s not something to complain about, it’s something to be celebrated. At the age of 52, with 30+ years as a master personal trainer, your host Jennifer Ashley has helped countless people age successfully.  You might be wondering what aging successfully looks like. It’s the ability to move freely, with vitality and energy. With a degree in human development, Jennifer knows that by early middle age, many of our body functions start to decline. She also knows that by utilizing fitness, nutrition, and mindset, we can slow it down or prevent some of it. Join her and an array of guests to find out how you can age successfully too.

After 35 years as a massage therapist, Adrian Armstrong suffered a shoulder injury and car accident. That would be a pivotal moment in Adrian’s life as he experienced the healing benefits of an electromagnetic mat for the first time. After just 20 minutes of using it, it was like the car accident never happened. After two days of use, his shoulder pain went away and never came back. He started putting his massage clients on it before their sessions and it would get their body back into alignment.

It’s been proven that we need the electromagnetic field of the earth, as our overall health comes down to the health of our individual cells. When your cells are fully charged, your body has the energy needed to stay in homeostasis. NASA did a study that showed when astronauts traveled beyond the electromagnetic field, they got sick easier. They’ve now combatted this by integrating electromagnetic frequencies into their space suits.

What You’ll Learn:

Favorite Quote:

“The one thing I know to be true in this world is that everything changes.” -Adrian Armstrong

How to Connect With Adrian:

PEMF Solution

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Aging is inevitable, but it’s not something to complain about, it’s something to be celebrated. At the age of 52, with 30+ years as a master personal trainer, your host Jennifer Ashley has helped countless people age successfully.  You might be wondering what aging successfully looks like. It’s the ability to move freely, with vitality and energy. With a degree in human development, Jennifer knows that by early middle age, many of our body functions start to decline. She also knows that by utilizing fitness, nutrition, and mindset, we can slow it down or prevent some of it. Join her and an array of guests to find out how you can age successfully too.

Breath work is something we all can and should tap into. Nick Wingo stumbled upon it when he was looking for ways to heal his cPTSD. After 18 years as a firefighter, Nick had experienced a lot of trauma. In his quest for healing he tried everything from treatment centers to ketamine sessions. While those things had their benefits, Nick needed something he could utilize daily.

While he noticed small changes early on, it took about 3 months before major changes took place. Now, Nick accumulates around 2 hours of breath work throughout the day, every day. With a real passion for helping other men, Nick now has dedicated his life to teaching this art to others. We all store trauma in our bodies, and getting in touch with your body through breath work is a great way to get your energy moving again.

What You’ll Learn:

Favorite Quote:

“I was seeking healing, I was willing to do the work.” -Nick Wingo

How to Connect With Nick:

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Aging is inevitable, but it’s not something to complain about, it’s something to be celebrated. At the age of 52, with 30+ years as a master personal trainer, your host Jennifer Ashley has helped countless people age successfully.  You might be wondering what aging successfully looks like. It’s the ability to move freely, with vitality and energy. With a degree in human development, Jennifer knows that by early middle age, many of our body functions start to decline. She also knows that by utilizing fitness, nutrition, and mindset, we can slow it down or prevent some of it. Join her and an array of guests to find out how you can age successfully too.

We all fall down in life, it’s how we rise after we fall that makes us who we are. As a global empowerment life coach, Glenda Kroll doesn’t just talk the talk, she’s walked the walk. Having hit rock bottom herself more than once, Glenda knows what it takes to come out the other side even stronger. After having to start over again after her second divorce, Glenda decided to take what she had learned and help other women rise above life's setbacks.

So many of us get overwhelmed, thinking we have to know it all, and give up before we even begin. Glenda tells her clients to just figure out the first step and the end goal, that’s all you need. Everything in between will work itself out if you just continue to show up for yourself. She has a 5-step method to guide women through building themselves back up after they’ve fallen.

What You’ll Learn:

Favorite Quote:

“We are so smart and insightful, we just need to stop and listen to ourselves.” -Glenda Kroll

How to Connect With Glenda:

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Aging is inevitable, but it’s not something to complain about, it’s something to be celebrated. At the age of 52, with 30+ years as a master personal trainer, your host Jennifer Ashley has helped countless people age successfully.  You might be wondering what aging successfully looks like. It’s the ability to move freely, with vitality and energy. With a degree in human development, Jennifer knows that by early middle age, many of our body functions start to decline. She also knows that by utilizing fitness, nutrition, and mindset, we can slow it down or prevent some of it. Join her and an array of guests to find out how you can age successfully too.

Dr. Schoemann is an exceptional plastic surgeon that is double board certified. He offers surgical and non-surgical cosmetic services, specializing in rhinoplasty, breast augmentation, and face lifts. Today, he’s sharing things we can do as we age to hold on to our youthful appearance for as long as possible. Dr. Schoemann says the sun and gravity are our two biggest factors for aging. That’s why his number one suggestion for delaying aging is sunscreen. He advises patients to go for medical grade, dermatologist recommended sunscreens.

Another early sign of aging is collagen loss, which we begin losing in our 30s. Luckily, there are options to help, from laser surgery to fillers. Oftentimes, when people hear the word fillers, they think of an overdone, fake look. Dr. Schoemann aims to restore the volume lost over the years, not overfill. His practice is all about creating natural looking results. As we get into our 40s, micro needling is another good option.  It isn’t until we reach our 60s, typically, that surgical facelifts are needed. One main complaint at this age is loose skin in the neck, which can only be dealt with surgically. Heavy laser resurfacing also becomes a good option for tightening skin, decreasing pore size, stimulating collage, and more.

What You’ll Learn:

Favorite Quote:

“In essence, a lot of surgeries we perform are to fight the effects of gravity.”

How to Connect With Dr. Schoemann:

Schoemann Plastic Surgery

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Aging is inevitable, but it’s not something to complain about, it’s something to be celebrated. At the age of 52, with 30+ years as a master personal trainer, your host Jennifer Ashley has helped countless people age successfully.  You might be wondering what aging successfully looks like. It’s the ability to move freely, with vitality and energy. With a degree in human development, Jennifer knows that by early middle age, many of our body functions start to decline. She also knows that by utilizing fitness, nutrition, and mindset, we can slow it down or prevent some of it. Join her and an array of guests to find out how you can age successfully too.

Ice skating, gymnastics, fitness competitions, and ballroom dancing, all played a part in keeping Dena Anne Weiner young. She began competing in fitness in her 30s, and over 16 years she did 85 fitness shows. She was always the oldest by 15-20 years, and would often hear that she couldn’t win because of her age. She would go on to prove everyone wrong in a big way, winning the Fitness America Pageant at the age of 43, the oldest woman to ever do so.

Three months before her 50th birthday, Dena would lose one of her sons in a tragic car accident. With two other sons and a husband she needed to be there for, Dena knew she had to rely on the mental and emotional aspects of fitness to stay strong. She was able to grieve through dance and continued work on her mindset. Dena uses stretching, meditation, and journaling daily to maintain her best self. Just three years ago she reunited with her first love of ice skating after a 50-year hiatus, and at the age of 60, she’s never felt better.

What You’ll Learn:

Favorite Quote:

“It was never just about the physical part of fitness, I always preach to people the mental and emotional aspects.” -Dena Weiner

How to Connect With Dena:

If you want to learn more about Dena and what she could offer you, visit her website at www.denaanneweiner.com.

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Aging is inevitable, but it’s not something to complain about, it’s something to be celebrated. At the age of 52, with 30+ years as a master personal trainer, your host Jennifer Ashley has helped countless people age successfully.  You might be wondering what aging successfully looks like. It’s the ability to move freely, with vitality and energy. With a degree in human development, Jennifer knows that by early middle age, many of our body functions start to decline. She also knows that by utilizing fitness, nutrition, and mindset, we can slow it down or prevent some of it. Join her and an array of guests to find out how you can age successfully too.

Today, Jennifer is joined by her good friend Melissa Ioja to talk about lifestyle fitness. As a professional bikini model and advocate for proper nutrition and fitness, Melissa has a zest for life that can’t be missed. She attributes this to a mindset that was instilled in her by her mother growing up. It’s a mindset that goes beyond just looking good for your age, it’s also about being around for your kids for as long as possible.

Melissa chooses to work out in the morning, as it sets her day up for success.  She admits she lost sight of this for a short time at the beginning of the pandemic. She stopped working out as she let fear overtake her.  That quickly came to an end when she remembered her children were watching, and she wanted to teach them that even when times get tough, we never stop taking care of ourselves.

What You’ll Learn:

Favorite Quote:

“I’m pretty vain, but that’s benefitted my health journey.” - Melissa Ioja

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Aging is inevitable, but it’s not something to complain about, it’s something to be celebrated. At the age of 52, with 30+ years as a master personal trainer, your host Jennifer Ashley has helped countless people age successfully.  You might be wondering what aging successfully looks like. It’s the ability to move freely, with vitality and energy. With a degree in human development, Jennifer knows that by early middle age, many of our body functions start to decline. She also knows that by utilizing fitness, nutrition, and mindset, we can slow it down or prevent some of it. Join her and an array of guests to find out how you can age successfully too.

Since the 80s, obesity and type 2 diabetes have been on the rise. Today’s guest Tommy Pichardo thinks this has everything to do with the misinformation we’ve received in the past. Looking at the food pyramid, for example, we’ve been told that carbs are most important and that fat makes you fat. Tommy says both of these thoughts are totally incorrect. Luckily, he believes in learning, unlearning, and relearning.  When he saw that everything he originally had been told wasn’t working, he set out to relearn about nutrition and health. After losing over 50 lbs and getting in the best shape of his life, Tommy was encouraged to share his knowledge and help men over 40 to regain their health and wellness.

In 2019, he started a men’s wellness program and has helped many men to increase their quality of life. He encourages them to eat right, get enough sleep, and develop muscle. Following a keto lifestyle, Tommy has increased his testosterone naturally, something many men struggle with. If you think Tommy could help you, he offers complimentary consultations through his website, KetoRockstar.

What You’ll Learn:

Favorite Quote:

“I’m continually learning, this is a lifelong journey for me.” - Tommy Pichardo

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Aging is inevitable, but it’s not something to complain about, it’s something to be celebrated. At the age of 52, with 30+ years as a master personal trainer, your host Jennifer Ashley has helped countless people age successfully.  You might be wondering what aging successfully looks like. It’s the ability to move freely, with vitality and energy. With a degree in human development, Jennifer knows that by early middle age, many of our body functions start to decline. She also knows that by utilizing fitness, nutrition, and mindset, we can slow it down or prevent some of it. Join her and an array of guests to find out how you can age successfully too.

Meet Ron, an 87-year-old man with very lofty fitness goals. Jennifer met Ron when he was competing in a bodybuilding competition at the age of 83. After working a stressful job in engineering, Ron found himself needing a 5-way bypass surgery. This was the wake-up call that Ron required.  Stepping down from his position for something less stressful, Ron ultimately went into an early retirement. He definitely didn’t slow down, though, and that’s when he really got into fitness.

Watching his younger siblings and friends pass away, Ron became committed to his health. Last year, Ron set and exceeded his goal of walking 2,000 miles. This year, he’s on pace to meet his goal of doing 40,150 push-ups.  He’s already planning his goal for next year, which includes an ab roller. Ron’s mindset and drive inspires everyone around him.

What You’ll Learn:

Favorite Quote:

“You can’t make people take care of themselves.” — Ron

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Aging is inevitable, but it’s not something to complain about, it’s something to be celebrated. At the age of 52, with 30+ years as a master personal trainer, your host Jennifer Ashley has helped countless people age successfully.  You might be wondering what aging successfully looks like. It’s the ability to move freely, with vitality and energy. With a degree in human development, Jennifer knows that by early middle age, many of our body functions start to decline. She also knows that by utilizing fitness, nutrition, and mindset, we can slow it down or prevent some of it. Join her and an array of guests to find out how you can age successfully too.

Are you aging successfully? What does that even mean? Jennifer Ashley shares the importance of fitness, nutrition, and mindset for the aging body and mind. She has a human development degree and has spent the last 30+ years as a master personal trainer, helping people to live their best lives. She knows that when we take control of our health, we can even prevent age-related diseases.

Jennifer’s own mother started to experience mental decline and was hardly able to walk anymore. Like many seniors, she was over medicated, as adding another pill was most doctors' answer to health decline. Jennifer successfully got her mom off 7 medications and saw her go from barely able to walk, to playing pickleball. Again, the answer was found in fitness, nutrition, and mindset.

What You’ll Learn:

Favorite Quote:

“For me the goal is to die really, really old, but still feel young.” - Jennifer Ashley

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Jennifer Ashley is a Master personal trainer with a BA in Human Development, and an emphasis in

Adults and Gerontology, Jennifer’s 30 years of experience in the fitness industry as well as with her

own established personal training clientele, more than ensure your success with your metabolic and

training program, it guarantees it. Clients experience life-changing results, as well as receive the

most current information available with regards to weight training, nutritional program development,

prevention of age related disorders due to inactivity, and how to increase your energy and improve

your core balance and strength.

Jennifer has an in-depth background in anatomy, physiology, psychology, and physical therapy,

which enables her to specialize in complete physique transformations.

Jennifer's passion and extensive education, combined with a commitment to her clients through

motivation, education and support, she sets her training apart from all others.

As told by her clients, “Jennifer’s dedication to Educating and Motivating Sets Her Training Apart

From All Others.”

Jennifer is also a certified Motivational Speaker through the Les Brown Academy and available for

educational/motivational speaking engagements regarding strength training and preventing

age-related diseases through fitness.

Jennifer's hobbies include Competitive Ballroom dancing, holding a World Title in Rythme, trains in

the gym daily and shoots wherever and whenever she can. She is also a P2 practitioner of Krav

Maga, currently training Krav 4 days a week.

In addition to her BA in Human Development with an emphasis in Adults and Gerontology from

California State University San Marcos, Jennifer’s certifications include:

AFAA Master Personal Trainer

A.F.A.A. Senior Fitness

A.F.A.A. Mat Science

A.F.A.A. Pre-Post Natal Fitness

Health Kick Cardio Boxing Trainer

Nutritional Counseling

Reebok Core Board Trainer

BOSU Certified Trainer