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Can a 50 year old do plyometrics? The path to safe, explosive power.

According to research, muscle power declines more rapidly with age than muscle strength, but this decline is not inevitable. With a smart and progressive approach, not only can a 50 year old do plyometrics, but they can also significantly mitigate age-related muscle deterioration and improve functional fitness.

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Can you get ripped after 50? What the science says about building muscle later in life

By age 50, many adults experience sarcopenia, the age-related decline of muscle mass, with some studies reporting up to a 2% annual loss. However, this is not an inevitable fate. The question, "**Can you get ripped after 50?**" is not only legitimate but has a resounding answer: yes. With targeted strategies to combat the effects of aging, it's possible to build significant muscle and achieve a lean physique.

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