TAMPA (BLOOM) – In a tale that defies the conventional narrative of aging, 83-year-old SuperAger Jim Owen has rewritten the script of what it means to grow older. As a former Wall Street executive and bestselling author of Cowboy Ethics, Jim embarked on a transformative journey at the age of 70, driven by the realization that he wanted more from his remaining years.
Jim Owen, a living testament to the power of embracing life’s possibilities, swiftly transitioned from a successful Wall Street career to a fitness-driven lifestyle. Recognizing the statistical reality that he might only have 15 years left, Jim committed to getting in the best shape possible, determined to savor many more years alongside his wife of over 50 years, Stanya.
Since igniting his fitness journey, Jim Owen has not only prioritized his own well-being but has also become a beacon of inspiration for aging adults worldwide. Authoring the groundbreaking book “Just Move: A New Approach to Fitness After 50,” producing the empowering film “The Art of Aging Well,” and now, at the age of 83, unveiling his latest documentary “SuperAgers: Getting Old, Living Young” airing on PBS stations nationwide.
Jim Owen brought his story of resilience, wisdom, and unyielding vitality to the global health and wellness show Bloom, hosted by the effervescent Gayle Guyardo. In a riveting conversation, Jim shared his journey to fitness, inviting viewers to reconsider the possibilities that come with embracing a vibrant and active approach to aging.
As the narrative of aging continues to evolve, Jim Owen stands as a living testament to the potential for a fulfilling and dynamic life, redefining what it means to be an octogenarian SuperAger.
