1.6K views · 24 reactions | Be inspired by the life of Orville Rogers...

WATCH: Although 90-year-old Edward Cox won the men's 60-meter race, 100-year-old Orville Rogers set a record for his 100-104 age group in a race featuring runners 90-104 years old! 🏃‍♂️💨 On the women's side, 80-year-old Carolyn Langenwalter won the 60-meter race, while 102-year-old Julia "Hurricane" Hawkins set a WORLD RECORD for women 100 or older. 🏃‍♀️💨 Courtesy: USATF Masters Championships | WDBJ7

5.4K views · 55 reactions | Who says you can't set records at 100?  Throwback to 100-year-old Orville Rogers showing us age is just a number with this impressive performance! ‍♂️ His dedication reminds us to chase our dreams at any age, whether 18 or 80!  What an inspiration Orville is to our Masters Community!  Credit:  The Archbishop of Banterbury | International Masters Games Association | Facebook

Orville Rogers took up jogging around the block at the age of 50. In his 70s, he had bypass surgery to open 6 blocked arteries. He was prehabilitated and fully recovered - so much so that he started competing in Track and Field at age 90. And at 92, he suffered a major stroke that left him paralyzed on the left side of his body from his head to his toes. He lived in a rehab facility for weeks and demanded the most rigorous rehab regime possible because he wanted to run again.. Watch Orville at a