After decades in a corporate role, most people think of slowing down. Not Latha Srinivasan.

In her 60s, she decided to pivot, stepping away from a successful but routine career to pursue her lifelong love for athletics. With dedication and discipline, Latha trained herself rigorously and entered the competitive sports arena, dominating her age category and eventually earning a national-level medal.

Her journey wasn’t one of sudden success but of persistence. From early morning workouts to participating in state-level trials, she treated every challenge like a stepping stone. Her story is a powerful reminder that the post-retirement years can be a time of renewal, not retreat. She redefined what success looks like after 60. Not as rest, but as reinvention.

Latha’s transformation is more than a personal achievement; it’s a message to all seniors that dreams deferred aren’t dreams denied. Her story inspires anyone who’s ever thought it was “too late” to begin again. In her case, a new chapter meant becoming a role model for active ageing, athleticism, and courage.