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Why Our Strength and Fitness Peak in Our 20s–30s — and How Exercise Can Push Back the Clock
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Why Our Strength and Fitness Peak in Our 20s–30s — and How Exercise Can Push Back the Clock

Posted by By MedXY 12/20/2025
A 47-year study shows physical capacity peaks in the late 20s–30s and accelerates downward from about age 40 — but regular exercise, started at any age, can meaningfully delay decline.
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