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Longevity Feats: Sprinting at Age 80+

David Sinclair

In 2024, 80-year-old Kenton Brown ran 100 meters in only 14.21 seconds, setting a world record for his age group. Being able to sprint at age 80 is rare, but possible and achieved. We believe we can make these outcomes more common and hopefully one day possible for everyone. Watch the full episode to learn more about extraordinary longevity feats, the fascinating science of longevity and aging, and how you can improve your own health. From Lifespan Episode 1: “The Longevity Revolution Is Here” - available on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts. Join us at Lifespan.com, where we're building th

The Future of Longevity Starts Here | Lifespan.com

Lifespan.com is now live. - Built by scientists. - Built for you. Living your longest, healthiest life starts with knowing what the science actually says. Lifespan connects you directly with the scien

Inside the World’s First Age Reversal Trial

ER-100 is the world’s first age reversal therapy to enter FDA-cleared human clinical trials, and earlier this year the first participant received the first dose - a special moment that Dr. David Sincl