Will Harlow

And you're young, right?

Wow.

It's basically, it's physical therapy?

Is that what you were doing for everybody?

I think what's so impressive, like I want to hit on so many things that you said, but the fact that you were half that age, really, like in your mid-20s, making a decision like that, but seeing that area of seeing those people that were getting no help at all and really needed it.

Were you seeing one thing over and over again with these people?

Was it that they felt like they'd kind of given up or you knew that they were still pretty much young and could be so much better?

I love the title of your book, Independence for Life, because that means so much.

That gives people hope.

It gives people purpose.

It gives people a mission so they don't feel like that you hit the certain age and all is done.

So I want to talk about people in this age group in particular, and especially women.

I talk a lot about women.

But what is actually happening to our bodies maybe between the ages of 40 and 60 that you're seeing primarily?

Is it that we're not working out the same way?

Is that we're moving differently?

Is that we've had an injury and that's what's caused this?

Maybe we didn't even realize how badly it hurt us?

Very dramatic.

Do you see people change completely in terms of their, not just their body physically, but do you see a change in confidence?