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Have you tried leg presses? That can support your back and strengthen your knees and quads. Strong quads can help take some of the work off your knees.

A friend of mine who runs has told me that squats help him have more power when running, so there's that. Not being a runner, I don't really know if that is true, but they probably won't hurt.

I think your depth is borderline high, and would probably be called in a competition. And I'd only use a two-step walkout, you'd probably be called on those extra steps you are taking. If you are not...

I second McKenzie stretches, they do wonders. If he is at all mobile and can handle it, some light exercise might help, but please check with his doctor first.

Definitely check your form and your weight. I would try volume with lighter weights and strenthen your core. You could use a belt on even lighter lifts, my PT suggested this for me when rehabbing a...

and your goals.

I second wheel rollouts, the classic Jacques LaLanne move. A friend of mine's brother worked with him, and he swore by them. If you've ever tried them, you know how they feel and what they do.

I just gave my lifting partner the business for not getting a lift off for her work weight. Not only is it safer, it improves performance.

Try drop sets after your main workset, or close grips with a board. Depends on where your weask spots are. But both of those have worked for me.

If you've tried diet and exercise and still are not getting results, you can try laser bodyscupting. A good one I've heard of is http://cutera.com/product-landing-pages/trusculpt-3d.aspx I shrinks...

Of course, don't do anything that causes pain, you just may not have a big arch. Have you trided stretches to lengthen your back? Although the arch may begin at the lower back, try concentrating on...

I like to deadlift and squat in socks, but I generally wear shoes, since competition requires shoes, and I like to train with the gear I would wear/use in competition.

I try to work it so that I don't have to cut much before a competition (power lifting), mainly because cutting is so difficult for me. I would say eat for energy, muscle buidling, and health.

I usually try for the same amount of protein, but fewer calories if I can. I don't sweat it, tho.

I second Cholula, don't leave home without it. Otherwise, the usueal, protien, nuts, yogurt, whole wheat pasta. Fruit and vegetables if you want to be fuller with less calories.

Working back to where you were truly sucks, I know, I'm there now. But supplements are not as important as consistent training and good nutrition, as every one has said. It's just takes time and...

With all the requisite check with your doctor, etc, assumed, try volume with lighter weights. Ans spot on form. Depends on your pain and injury of course, but that has been my rehab. Also,...

Not at the 60 mark yet but I will be ... and there are some differences, mostly in recovery. That being said, I also don't complaints about how things are harder. I acknowledge it from time to time,...

Here is an intersting article on the possible heatlh benefits of intermittent fasting.
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I've been an exerciser for most of my life (swimming, aerobics, power walking), but began lifting around 50. I get the best results by watching my nutrition and calories, using a good protein powder,...