100-year-old former Mr Universe Manohar Aich still strong, young

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Iron man Manohar Aich, who turned 100, says a little discipline in life and treading the path of honesty will help one live long. The 1952 Mr Universe, who is 4 feet 10 inches tall, has followers who're as young as 65 years.

Manohar Aich turned 100 this summer. But the way he flexes his muscles is a style statement by itself. All of 4 feet 10 inches, Aich won the Mr Universe title in 1952. And this pocket Hercules still feels young at heart.

"No, I never feel anything, I have never felt anything. Yes I feel young at heart," Aich says.

Born in a poor family in modern-day Bangladesh, Aich braved monetary odds to pursue his passion. Aich joined the Royal Air Force in the British-ruled India in 1942. He was also imprisoned for slapping a British officer who had passed oppressive remarks against Indians. His children today emulate his physical strength and strong values.

His daughter Bani Banerjee says, "Tread the path of honesty and always speak the truth. That's what my father used to tell us. He said that we must repeat that mantra when we wake up every morning."

In this age of glitzy gymnasiums and health spas, Aich gets his hands dirty with his students in a traditional akhara. Some of his followers are as young as 65 years old.

This 100-year young sports icon is yet to receive any recognition from either the state or the central government. But that hardly bothers Mr Universe who is now looking forward to leading many more years of healthy life



http://ibnlive.in.com/news/100yearo...har-aich-still-strong-young/286119-3-231.html
 
From what I could find.. roughly 0.0173% of the world population lives to 100 years old...which makes this guy that much more impressive....
 
And that's even an old article. I just Googled him and he's going to be 102 this March. Here he was back in the day:

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I wonder if India has cell tech back in the early 50s? I would imagine not.
 
Just a testament to how the body is capable of so much snd yet we waste it. People think at 40-45 they have no physical capabilities left so they don't try. It should not be normal to basically be a vegtable at 70. There's a 70 year old guy in my gym that deadlifts 2plates 3x10. He may literally be able to lift 50-100x what most people his age could. Imagine that.

If you went to the gym 2-3x a week from age 15 on, ate half assed decent, you could easily live this long and look this good. People don't think it's possible, or prefer momentary comforts.
 
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