Super Age Games Debut With 8 Trials and 2 Athletes You May Know

Super Age Games Debut With 8 Trials and 2 Athletes You May Know

Last Updated: November 10, 2026By Tags: , , ,

Super Age Games Test Longevity Across 8 Trials in NYC

Peloton Nutritionist Jaime Schehr and Tonal instructor Alexandra Mack took part in the first longevity competition at The Armory Track.

The Super Age Games debuted on November 7, 2026, at The Armory Track in New York City, and two Peloton-adjacent names were in the field: nutritionist Jaime Schehr and Tonal instructor Alexandra Mack. Athletes moved through eight trials tied to markers of aging, then received a Longevity Report built around their results. Fascinating!

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How the Super Age Games Work

Super Age, a longevity media company, runs the Super Age Games, which were designed with researchers at the Buck Institute for Research on Aging. The organizer reports 960 founding athletes. A company release describes competitors from 21 to 81 years old, representing 14 countries, 40 states and more than 100 teams.

Super Age Games 8 trials listing

The eight trials are The Over Under (agility), The Synapse (cognitive processing), The Tightrope (balance), The Net (functional strength), The Hang (grip strength), The Inferno (aerobic capacity), The Sync (relational capacity) and The Super Age 800 (endurance under load). The Inferno is a four minute bike effort used to estimate VO2 max. The Super Age 800 asks athletes to carry a sandbag over 800 meters, with a choice of 10, 25, 40 or 50 pounds.

Above: Watch NBC’s report on the games

Each athlete receives a Super Age Longevity Report with per-trial scoring, peer-ranked results, a healthspan forecast and a personalized action plan. According to the event page, preliminary results are available during the Super Age Games, and the full Super Age Healthspan Assessment arrives within seven days.

Peloton Nutritionist Dr. Jaime Schehr Finds a Reason to Say Yes

Schehr shared a video from The Hang, the fifth trial, which measures grip strength. The event graphic on the video calls it “A key predictor of longevity.” In her caption, she wrote that she “had no intention of doing any form of competition let alone fitness related ever again,” but said yes anyway. “Turns out saying yes was exactly what I needed,” she wrote.

She credited the Instagram account yvowarrior for inviting her onto the team. The moment that “will live with me forever,” she wrote, was seeing her daughters cheer her on through each station “with pride and a few snarky jokes.”

Alexandra Mack Trains Beyond the Workout

Mack is a Tonal instructor and the former partner of Peloton instructor Adrian Williams. The two still share parenting duties for their dog, Frankie.

In an Instagram post ahead of the event, Mack wrote, “The workout is the part everyone sees.” She said the habits behind it, including how she fuels, recovers, sleeps and stays hydrated, were getting more of her attention as she trained for the Super Age Games. The post was marked as sponsored by PUR, and she described using a PUR water filter at home to make hydration part of her routine. She closed with the date: “November 7th, I’m ready for you.”

The trials cover ground familiar to anyone who trains across Peloton strength, cardio and recovery content: grip, balance, aerobic capacity and the daily habits around them. For context on how Peloton approaches longevity, see our coverage of the Peloton healthspan strategy.

The Super Age Games site now lists its next event for October 16, 2027, at The Armory Track. Are you intrigued?


 

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About the Author: Elizabeth Schlosberg

Elizabeth (#MinuteToSpinIt) has been a Peloton member since 2019 and focuses on Power Zone Rides along with Yoga and Strength. When she's not finding a way to work Peloton into any conversation, she works as a freelance Communications Specialist helping nonprofits and small businesses tell their stories, connect with their audiences, and reach their goals. Just like here at The Clip Out, as a writer since 2024!

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