Jii-san To Baa-san Wakagaeru - Vol. 4 Ch. 74 - Jogging

[MangaDex]

 

[Weesaw]

My grandpa could climb a tree when he was almost 80, I guess some old people are just built different lol

 

[flxsemi]

What a responsible driver

 

[anak_sampah]

A friend of my father, in his 80s, can still climb mountains and cycle around the town.

Given that he's a military man in the past, guess that's possible.

 

[Seinvolf]

Thank u always for ur great work…
^^…

Their shenanigan makes other question their sanity...
XD...

 

[wisemanro]

The fastest couple alive ~~

 

[Melgreen]

Thanks for the chapter update

 

[radstylix]

Oi there, you got a license to be a fast running old man there?

 

[Doedoel]

Thank you for the TL!

 

[Sumasuun]

They're running like that in their older bodies, meanwhile I can't even jog a mile anymore and I'm only in my 30s. ;-;

 

[Baronoflight]

If they have that much endurance and stamina, these two can enjoy awesome old people sex.
I am not even sorry. Huehuehuehue

 

[romie68]

Wait what the hell? When did he eat a golden apple?

 

[agtra]

With that much physical strength
They could surely have brutal seggs in their elderly forms

 

[TwisterJR]

The origins of Turbo Granny

 

[Hikineet]

Thanks for the chapter.

 

[ThrystaVindr]

She's got pretty good sprinting form for an old lady

 

[Kurovah]

high speed

 

[Purplelibraryguy]

A friend of my father, in his 80s, can still climb mountains and cycle around the town.

Given that he's a military man in the past, guess that's possible.

Far as I can tell so far, the difference between young and old is, how long you can get away with slacking off. Get old and you have to keep up the exercise all the time if you don't want your body to quit.

 

[chairlight]

Far as I can tell so far, the difference between young and old is, how long you can get away with slacking off. Get old and you have to keep up the exercise all the time if you don't want your body to quit.

I would add being more injury prone, and for things to potentially go downhill fast due to an injury to that difference.

Speaking from experience with taking care of my late grandparents(both reached 90s) the worst thing I think for them, is for them to stop being active mentally or physically. If they don't use it, they lose it and lose it fast.

And this even applies to people significantly younger than that. I knew someone in his 60s, who tweaked a leg a bit in a sport and got a pinched nerve or psiatic nerve. Which then he babied it for a week or two or three, and ended up in excruciating pain which grew worse and worse untik he was almost completely bedridden for a while. It was bad enough he heavily considered going to the emergency room and had previously gone to a clinic for x-rays. And he feared he would never walk again. Meanwhile at the same time he had lost a significant amount of weight(something like 20 pounds in just a few weeks) and feared the situation could've been cancerous.

Where the cause was ultimately found to be the supporting muscles had atrophied away on the leg he had babied, which caused his main muscles to essentially lock up. It took a week or so to regain some mobility in the leg with physical therapy. Where his good/better leg, could push lift say 80+(100+?) pounds or so, and the bad leg like 10 or 20 pounds max. And months of therapy/exercise before it returned to similar levels of strength.


The old couple in this series are a great role model. They are keeping very active by their farming and hobbies and help with neighbors/friends. And they are keeping quite engaged in the community which helps their mental and emotional health. Not to mention how healthy their relationship with each other is.

 

[kuzunagi13]

man, reminds me of my days when i used to line up with vehicles using my mountain bike at around 40+km/h on road..
now i cant even walk properly coz my left foot is fucked..