Start Biking
You can start biking at any age. Maybe you liked to bike around your neighborhood when you were a kid, but you stopped doing it when you became an adult.
You can pay a lot for a high-end bike, but you can also purchase cheaper ones. Either way, you can start biking again and burn some calories that way. You can also get lessons and learn to ride if you never learned how when you were younger.
Go for Walks with Friends and Family Members
Going for walks is another thing you can do at any age. It costs you nothing, and it burns calories. Many studies show that walking daily, or several times per week, is beneficial for your health in lots of compelling ways.
Play Tennis, Squash, or Pickleball
You might take up tennis, squash, or pickleball. All of these have some similarities, but the rules are a little different with each one.
To get into one of these sports, you will need the right equipment and access to a gym or a similar facility. You can do some research and see if there are any leagues near you, or you can play with your friends in a less formal and competitive way.
Play Golf
You might take up golf. Lots of people do it in retirement, but it’s another sport that’s fun at any age.
You can buy golf clubs from Amazon or a pro shop, but you can also often find them at Goodwill or used sporting goods stores as well. You will get even more exercise as a golfer if you walk along the course instead of riding in a cart.
Start Jogging
You might decide to start jogging. Like walking, you need no special equipment to do it, except perhaps for a sturdy pair of shoes.
Get a Gym Membership
Getting a gym membership and establishing a routine is certainly another suitable way for you to stay fit at any point during your life. You can see whether there are gyms nearby that are having introductory sales. Joining right after New Year is often a way for you to get some discounts on membership fees.