Rocky Mountain Senior Games

The Rocky Mountain Senior Games are Colorado's qualifying event for the biennial Summer National Senior Games.

The City of Greeley has partnered with the Colorado Senior Sports Development Council (CSSDC) to bring the Rocky Mountain Senior Games to Colorado. CSSDC is the governing board of the Rocky Mountain Senior Games and is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. CSSDC and the Recreation Division of the City of Greeley Leisure Services Department work together to coordinate the Games. Athletes of all abilit

01/20/2019

After 41 years of providing athletic competition to age 50 plus athletes, the Rocky Mountain Senior Games is no longer able to continue doing business. We want to thank you for your support as an athlete, it truly was a pleasure serving you.

Please look for competition through the State Games who we partnered with the last two years. You can find information at http://www.coloradospringssports.org. Thank you!

Athletes who qualified in 2018 (in Colorado Springs) for the National Senior Games if you have questions contact Jessica at 719-360-0444

12/12/2018

These women never got to be athletes. Then came the Florida Senior Games. Dec. 07--CLEARWATER -- Jimmi Symonds, 68, stared down the court at her opponent, slowly turning the orange ball in her hand as she prepared to serve. Barbara Reis, 66, had trounced Symonds in the last game. But now the two were tied in the final game of their pickleball match. (For the uninitiated,....

12/07/2018

#301 Senior Games Gold Medalist - Chuck Milliman Senior Games Gold Medalist - Chuck Milliman Fitness Friday Interview Series Welcome to The Not Old Better Show, I’m Paul Vogelzang and this is episode number 301. Today’s show is sponsored by Audi

11/12/2018

National Senior Games Association The official website of the National Senior Games Association

10/25/2018

City seeks to build National Senior Games cauldron in Civic Plaza Albuquerque will host thousands of senior athletes next year for the National Senior Games, and now the city’s looking to build an Olympic-esque torch to welcome the crowd.

10/20/2018

This week, NSGA was involved in the International Council on Active Aging (ICAA) annual conference and leadership summit in Long Beach, California. Andrew Walker, NSGA’s Director of Health and Wellness, participated in presenting in multiple sessions and sharing information about the Senior Games Movement and the health benefits its athletes are enjoying from their active lifestyles.

In this photo NSGA CEO Marc T. Riker is joined onstage by (l to r) ICAA CEO Colin Milner, Dr. Ken Dychtwald and Andrew Walker. Milner is widely recognized as the founder of the active aging industry in North America. Dychtwald is a gerontologist, psychologist, educator, lecturer, consultant, entrepreneur and expert on aging-related issues who has authored 16 books and is founder and CEO of Age Wave, a research and consulting company with expertise in aging issues.

NSGA and ICAA will be partnered in future endeavors, stay tuned.

10/03/2018

Blind woman saved her life by learning to swim -- at 50 Vivian Stancil never thought she'd become a swimmer, much less a competitive one with a wall full of medals.

09/08/2018

104-Year Old Japanese Doctor Recommends These 14 Healthy Pieces of Advice Did you know that there is a Japanese doctor by the name Shigeaki Hinohara who is 104 years old? Yes, this is true. This doctor is actually the author of more than 150 books, among which the best-seller by the name “Living Long, Living Good.” Moreover, this doctor is the creator of the “New El...