Most people are less than enthused about the prospect of aging, especially after they turn fifty. However, Tyson Palardy, a leather repair and restoration expert in the state of New Hampshire, is not like most people. Tyson Palardy, known in his community as “The Wizard” of car leather repair and restoration, recently turned 52 and is thrilled about it.

“I know that most men my age have trouble dealing with the fact that they are aging,” Tyson Palardy recently explained to members of the press. “For me, though, I am so excited to be turning 52! My first half of a century alive was wonderful, but I am definitely excited about what the future holds for me, my business and my family and friends.”

Tyson Palardy credits his youthful outlook on the aging process to the fact that he has stayed in incredible shape. In fact, Tyson Palardy competes as a body builder on a national circuit.“Many people do not truly understand what competitive body building is all about,” Tyson Palardy recently said about his passion for the sport. “They have a preconception that it is just a bunch of guys taking steroids and spray tanning themselves before they prance on stage. It is not at all like that. In fact, most competitive body builders are incredibly educated on sports medicine and nutrition. I have met so many wonderfully intelligent people through my participation in the sport of competitive body building.”

While most people his age would be slowing down, Tyson Palardy says that he has no intention of giving up his fit and youthful lifestyle. In fact, Tyson Palardy is currently prepping for a series of body building competitions.

Additionally, Tyson Palardy is incredibly optimistic about the future of his business. Although Tyson Palardy already has a very positive reputation in his community, he says that he hopes to expand his influence from the state of New Hampshire to other states in New England.

“The first 52 years of my life have been phenomenal,” Tyson Palardy recently said. “However, I know that with hard work and dedication, the next 52 years will be even better.”