Engelbert Humperdinck, 90, Credits Underwater Martial Arts for Staying Stage-Ready
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Updated · Fox News · Aug 15
Engelbert Humperdinck, 90, Credits Underwater Martial Arts for Staying Stage-Ready
1 articles · Updated · Fox News · Aug 15
Summary
Humperdinck said on "The Jim Masters Show" that he spends hours walking in a pool and doing martial-arts moves underwater to stay fit enough to keep performing.
2027 concert dates and an Aug. 28 album release, "Faithfully," back his claim that the routine is keeping him active well into his 90s.
Marvel's use of his 1968 song "A Man Without Love" in "Moon Knight" has also introduced him to younger listeners, a boost he said shifted attention from his age to his music.
Patricia Humperdinck's 2021 death after Alzheimer's disease and COVID-19 has deepened how he sings his ballads, which he said now come across more sincerely onstage.
How is a bizarre underwater martial arts routine keeping a 90-year-old music legend fit enough to tour the world until 2027?
Could the tragic loss of his wife be the secret catalyst driving Engelbert Humperdinck's unstoppable late-career resurgence and emotional performances?
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