π Wellness Is Movement: August 15 and the Power of Unlikely Fitness

August 15 has long marked moments of transformation—India’s independence, Japan’s surrender in WWII, and the opening of the Panama Canal. These events remind us that movement, whether geopolitical or personal, reshapes the world. In honor of National Wellness Month , we spotlight movement not as routine gym culture, but as resilience in the face of challenge. At MSI Press, we publish stories that redefine what fitness looks like—across decades, circumstances, and limitations. These four titles prove that wellness isn’t about perfection. It’s about motion when motion feels improbable: π΄♂️ Racing Against Time by Jeffrey Weiss At 61, Weiss placed in a triathlon—after 11 years of Ironman races, ultramarathons, and long-distance cycling. (Yes, he started in late mid-life.) His story is a masterclass in fitness over 60, proving that age is no barrier to endurance. π₯ Grandma’s Ninja Training Diary by Leaver & Renz Fitness over 70? Absolutely. This diary-style narrative ch...