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Arcadia Resident Sarah Sneider wins 10 More Medals in Pasadena Senior Games

by Terry Miller
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Sarah Sneider proudly displays her latest medals - Photo by Terry Miller


10 Medals (6 Gold and 4 Silver) for Arcadia’s Sarah Sneider in the
Pasadena Senior Games

Many of us who are in our 50’s, 60’s, 70’s, and even 80’s and 90’s stopped fitness training thinking perhaps we’re too old. This is a myth as numerous studies have proven.
Physical fitness and strength training can begin at any age but is always best when done with the supervision of a professional who knows your specific goals and aspirations as well as any potential limitations.

Happy Together - Harry Sneider ioses with his victorious wife - Photo by Terry Miller


Sarah Sneider, a professional fitness trainer, who lives in Arcadia has begun her remarkable career as a world class athlete at age 66. Recently in the Pasadena Senior Games she won 10 medals, six gold and four silver. The events she won gold medals in were powerlifting, long jump, rope climb, standing long jump, chin-ups, and dynamometer hand grip; and silver medals in cycling 5K, 10K, 20K, and 40K. Sarah set a world record in the rope climb.

Sarah does her Rope trick for the cameras - Photo by Terry Miller
If you’re a senior looking for professional fitness training, there is a world champion couple who work out of their Arcadia Professional Fitness Studio and have done so since 1977.
They can help you become stronger, more physically fit as well as developing real courage and self confidence at any age. Their oldest client is 100 years old and he won a gold medal in the bench press. No more excuses, really! Call Harry or Sarah Sneider at 626-355-8964. Or email them at harrysneider@earthlink.net.
This Saturday, June 18, the Sneiders were featured on a program called “The Leading Gen” on KCET at 4:00 pm. Don’t miss it! It will inspire you to stay healthy and well!

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