PREPARING YOUR BODY FOR THE SPORT OF LIFE.
You CAN look, move and feel better than you did 10 years ago.
You CAN look, move and feel better than you did 10 years ago.
Dr. Jeremy James and his team of human biomechanics and fitness experts have developed hundreds of easy-to-follow videos, organized to create a personalized fitness plan that works best for you.
Whether you're a pro athlete in your 20s or retired at 65, these fundamental concepts for a healthy body apply to all.
Correct deficiencies in strength and mobility to improve your posture, alignment & strength. Tight hip? Painful shoulder? We'll address that.
Routines for those with painful joints or limited mobility to advanced, dynamic strength workouts - there’s something for everyone.
Our proprietary FIT Score will keep you motivated and on track to make sure you have a healthy, balanced workout schedule.
Justin Leonard | 12-Time PGA TOUR Winner
Offering personalized programs for every fitness level and body type, FITFOREVER is based on Dr. Jeremy James’ years of experience treating and training Olympic and professional athletes and everyday hardworking people as director of the renowned Aspen Club Back Institute in Aspen, Colorado.
Dr. James is also co-author of the bestselling Younger Next Year Back Book. Jeremy has now teamed up with his other Younger Next Year authors and renowned spine surgeon Todd Albert MD, Chief Surgeon Emeritus of Hospital for Special Surgery in New York City, to bring FITFOREVER to everyone who wants to safely reach their fitness goals from the convenience of their home.
OUR METHOD IS SIMPLE:
We help you build a strong, pain-free body to achieve your best life. FITFOREVER is simple, safe and it works.
“When it comes to physical fitness, age is truly just a number. I’ve seen 40-year-olds move like they’re 80, and I work with 80-year-olds who move like they’re 40. Commit to this program, and you’ll feel your best for decades to come.”
– Dr. Jeremy James, FITFOREVER Founder
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