For many baby boomers, active retirement is the perfect time to explore the world. Whether it is wandering through historic European cobblestone streets, hiking the scenic national parks of the American Southwest, or taking a multi-generation family cruise, travel keeps us physically active and ment…
For many baby boomers, active retirement is the perfect time to explore the world. Whether it is wandering through historic European cobblestone streets, hiking the scenic national parks of the Americ…
For many baby boomers, active retirement is the perfect time to explore the world. Whether it is wandering through historic European cobblestone streets, hiking the scenic national parks of the American Southwest, or taking a multi-generation family cruise, travel keeps us physically active and mentally engaged. However, these adventures require spending hours on your feet, which can place tremendous strain on your lower body. As we age, our feet undergo natural physiological changes. Over time, the protective fat pads on the soles of our feet gradually thin, and tendons become less ela…

