Getting younger faster

[caption id="attachment_895" align="alignright" width="300" caption="Johnstown police Chief Don Corbin, officer Jason Bowman and his K-9 partner Vox."][/caption]

At 67 years of age, Police Chief Don Corbin of Johnstown, OH is not really getting younger, but he's sure staying fast. And that's enough to keep anyone from getting old.

Each summer the police and fire departments of Ohio meet in a contest they call "The Olympics", where the fastest and the strongest battle one another for bragging rights. Five years ago at age 62, Don Corbin entered and racked up several age group records.

These past two summers Don bumped his training up a notch and returned to take several new age group records.

Pushing Corbin to reach his full potential, [his coach] wouldn't consider less when the chief pulled what he called the "age card." "In writing workouts, it's important to help an individual to reach his potential," [his coach said]. "Don is so capable for anyone of any age.

Winning all the events he entered, six in 2009 and two in 2010, Don provides a great example of what you can accomplish with persistence. And in the process he's keeping himself a young man.

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