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Meet Benji: The 4-Year-Old Golf Prodigy Captivating New England with His Swing—and His Spirit Boston, Massachusetts Jul 10, 2025 (Issuewire.com) - In the heart of New England, a 4-year-old boy named Benji is turning heads and winning hearts on the golf course. With a perfect swing, a vibrant personality, and amazing scores that are documented on popular golf simulators and on local courses, Benji is quickly becoming a local legend in the New England area. He is already holding his own with adult golfers and beating kids much older than he is. Benjis passion for golf was sparked by his father, Freddie, a talented golfer himself. Freddie plays a pivotal role in Benjis journey guiding him with love, patience, and the perfect balance of fun and focus. A village of love supports Benjis kind, sensitive, and outgoing nature. His spirited aunt Tina, who is Freddies sister, is a beacon of positive energy who inspires him to chase his dreams. And at the core of Benjis success is his mom, Cristina the steady rock of the family. Her nurturing spirit, emphasis on healthy habits, and commitment to raising a well-rounded child are evident in everything Benji does. His fun and positive personality is an inspiration to those around him and hes making quite a name for himself at such a young age. Beyond the golf course, Benji is bilingual, full of energy, and loves baseball. He makes friends easily, and his infectious smile lights up any room or golf course he walks into.Media ContactThe Forum Celebrity [email protected]://www.instagram.com/realbenjigolf?igsh=OHJnN2ZzNDNqdmE3 Source :The Forum Celebrity PodcastThis article was originally published by IssueWire. Read the original article here. read more
PerfectARC Launches on Indiegogo to Revolutionize Basketball Shooting with Precision Tech West Palm Beach, Florida Jul 16, 2025 (Issuewire.com) - PerfectARC Revolutionizes Basketball Training with a Data-Driven Shooting System In a game where milliseconds and millimeters make the difference, PerfectARC is redefining how athletes train to shoot with precision. The innovative new basketball training system brings real-time feedback and science-backed metrics to the court, helping players of all ages and skill levels improve form, rhythm, and shooting arc, with repeatable results. Developed by sports tech entrepreneur Steve Steinberger, PerfectARC combines physics, sensor data, and visual alignment tools into a lightweight system that tracks shot mechanics from release to rim. Designed for use at home, in gyms, and training centers, PerfectARC replaces guesswork with precision. Our goal is simple, said Steinberger, founder of PerfectARC. We want to give every athlete from youth players to pros the tools to shoot with consistent form and confidence. This is about unlocking potential through repeatable, measurable training. Currently live on Indiegogo, the crowdfunding campaign offers early backers exclusive discounts, bundled systems, and opportunities to be featured on the companys Hall of Champions. Key Features: Real-time feedback on arc, alignment, and form Visual training gates to reinforce perfect mechanics Portable setup for home or gym use Designed for all ages and skill levels PerfectARC is poised to enter AAU programs, high school gyms, and even pro training facilities. As performance technology expands in sports, PerfectARC stands out by merging affordability with elite-level insight. To learn more or support the campaign, visit:https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-perfectarcMedia [email protected] Village Blvd, #305, West Palm Beach, FL 33409https://perfectarc.net Source :perfectARCThis article was originally published by IssueWire. Read the original article here. read more
At 85, Bonita Cyclist Jacobo Melcer Inspires a New Era of Healthy Aging, Motivating South Bay, San Diego Communities San Diego, California Jul 15, 2025 (Issuewire.com) - Jacobo Melcers Upcoming Hour Record Attempt Inspires Community Action and a Renewed Focus on Mens Wellness in South Bay, San Diego As chronic illness, isolation, and inactivity rise among older adults, Jacobo Melcer, an 85-year-old cyclist and Bonita resident, is taking a bold standnot in a hospital, but on two wheels. This fall, Melcer will attempt one of the most grueling challenges in endurance sports: the Hour Record. The goal? Ride over 32 kilometers in 60 minutes at the San Diego Velodrome. If successful, Melcer will become one of the oldest cyclists in history to achieve the feat.But this isnt just about setting records. Its about setting an example. This isnt about medalsits about momentum, says Melcer. If my ride gets even one man moving again, if it reminds someone theyre not too old to care about their health, then Ive already won.A Local Life with Public Health PowerThe need for role models like Jacobo couldnt be more urgent. According to the CDC, men over 60 face significantly higher risks of preventable diseases such as heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and depression. And in parts of South Bay San Diego, particularly Bonita, Chula Vista, and National City, those risks are compounded by a lack of access to wellness programs and a growing senior population. Melcers visibilityon the road, in the community, and through local cycling clubshas made him more than a rider. Hes become a symbol of proactive aging and a reminder that health is not just a medical issueits a cultural one.Jacobo isnt just aging wellhes helping the entire region reimagine what healthy aging looks like, says Dr. Elena Ramirez, a preventive care specialist at Scripps Health. He shows that wellness doesnt require perfectionjust participation, visibility, and consistency.Why Movement MattersJacobos story is backed by science. A 2022 study published in Circulation found that older adults who regularly engage in aerobic exerciselike cyclinghave a 35% lower risk of all-cause mortality. Other studies show regular movement improves mental focus, mobility, and immune function while reducing the risk of cognitive decline. Cycling, in particular, offers a rare combination of benefits: its low-impact, socially engaging, and highly adaptable. Its become Jacobos daily medicineand now, his method for activating a wider public conversation.After returning to the sport in his 60s, Jacobo has competed in six national and world championships, earned eight California State Champion titles, and become a respected member and mentor within the San Diego Cyclo-Vets.South Bay Joins the RideJacobos upcoming Hour Record attempt is now mobilizing regional health leaders, nonprofit groups, and fitness organizations to act. In partnership with community groups, the Ride for Longevity: The Jacobo Melcer Challenge will take place this fall alongside his record attempt. The event will feature:A community bike ride open to all agesFree health screenings and wellness resourcesEducational talks on mens health, nutrition, and injury preventionMentorship and peer-support meetups for men 50+Jacobo reminds us that health isnt something you retire from, says Manuel Ortiz, wellness director at the South Bay YMCA. Hes helping us spark a much-needed dialogue about aging, purpose, and preventionand giving people a reason to believe in their second act.The Road AheadWhen Jacobo Melcer takes the track at the San Diego Velodrome this fall, hell be racing more than the clockhell be racing against cultural inertia, against assumptions about aging, and against the silence that too often surrounds mens health in later life.And he wont be alone. Hell carry with him the momentum of a region beginning to move again, toward better health, a stronger community, and a vision of aging that celebrates action instead of decline.About Jacobo MelcerJacobo Melcer is an 85-year-old competitive cyclist, retired engineer, and wellness advocate based in Bonita, California. A longtime member of the San Diego Cyclo-Vets, he uses cycling as a tool for promoting health, longevity, and purpose through movement and community connection.Media ContactSuner One*****@suner1.com3239994418https://suner1.com Source :Suner OneThis article was originally published by IssueWire. Read the original article here. read more
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