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I'm 98 but I still do my 40 press-ups every day

I'm 98 but I still do my 40 press-ups every day
BBC News Saturday 27 June 2026, 08:09 UTC 1 min read
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Bill Kober, who lives in Woodbridge, is proving that age is just a number... one press-up at a time.

Bill Kober, who lives in Woodbridge, is proving that age is just a number... one press-up at a time.
Bill Kober (PERSON) Woodbridge (LOCATION)
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