Chauncey works out, walks a treadmill and swims to keep in shape during the winter months. One good stretch deserves another Beth Bower Keeping too busy causes memories to take back burner Marie Snider Tea, ancient recipe for health, subtle warming drink Bob Goehring Cookbook not just for those inexperienced in kitchen Beth Bower To read the above articles please subscribe to The Kansas Times. How to subscribe. Everyone has a lightweight two-wheeler to go cruising the streets, highways and bike paths. It's great exercise providing a cardiovascular workout and endurance training.
Cycling is also fun.
And at 74, Chauncey has never felt better and been more physically active than he is today. Chauncey began biking in 1986 when he met some friends in his neighborhood who biked. After meeting, and subsequently marrying his wife, Mary, Chauncey became even more of an avid fitness enthusiast, working out, swimming and skiing. He said they both believe in exercising and having an exercise program. In 1987 he trained with friend Al Brimer for his first Autumn Classic.