The Big 65 Partners with Paddle Taps to Support the Midwest’s Largest Climate-Controlled Pickleball Facility

The Big 65 is excited to be sponsoring Paddle Taps, the Midwest’s premier climate-controlled pickleball facility located in Worthington, Ohio.

This partnership marks a significant commitment by The Big 65 to promote active lifestyles and community wellness initiatives in central Ohio.

I’ve been helping Medicare recipients for over 20 years and I’ve never seen anything that matches the excitement and enthusiasm generated by pickleball” said Karl Bruns-Kyler, founder and owner of The Big 65 Medicare Insurance Services.

Pickleball is a great way to stay active, especially for seniors. And just as importantly, it’s a great way to meet people of all different ages” said Karl.

The Paddle Taps facility, based in Worthington, Ohio, offers 17 indoor courts and features a restaurant, bar, and pro shop for pickleball players of all levels.

The Big 65 is now the primary sponsor of Paddle Taps’ Silver Sneaker and Renew Active Open play.


Ohio Medicare Insurance Broker Karl Bruns-Kyler of The Big 65 Ohio.Karl Bruns-Kyler is the owner of The Big 65, an insurance company that provides Medicare insurance services to thirty-one states around the country, including Ohio. Karl’s role as a health insurance broker is to match Medicare beneficiaries with the right Medicare plan at the lowest price. For more information, visit www.TheBig65.com.

Do you know what it takes to live to 100?

Hello and may this blog find you in amazing health 💪 with your Medicare insurance coverage 🏥 working well.

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Long time clients (and friends) Jack and Adrienne shared this amazing picture celebrating Jack’s mom Bonnie’s 100th Birthday 🎂🎉.  Adrienne’s mom lived happily and well into her nineties so Jack and Adrienne have great role models!

Bonnie celebrating her 100th birthday!

Ever wonder what it takes to reach that magical milestone of 100 years? It’s not just about good genes or luck (of course they help). Let’s dive in to fun and practical tips to help us live well and perhaps make it to that centennial birthday.

David and Pam Lippy on the pickleball court smiling.

Stay Active and Engaged

First things first – keep moving! Whether it’s a morning walk, gardening, or joining a pickleball league, staying active is crucial. The Big 65 recently sponsored a tournament in Columbus, Ohio. I hear from clients across the country how much they enjoy the game. I’m pleased to say David and Pam attended and participated.

Pam Lippy poses in front of The Big 65 banner at Paddle Taps.

Pam is actually a professional pickleball player and instructor. This woman is so fit she may never die 😊.

Regular physical activity helps maintain mobility, balance, and overall health. Plus, it’s a fantastic way to socialize.

Bill at Home Depot atop his motorcycle.

Stay Connected

Maintain strong social ties. Family, friends, community groups—these connections keep us happy and grounded. I ran into Bill at Home Depot and just by reconnecting and saying hello, both of us felt better.

And if you enjoy traveling like my wife and I do, use it as an opportunity to meet new people and experience new things.

Susanna and her boyfriend with Quantz at a festival in Colorado.

Last weekend, we attended a Bourbon and Bacon festival with Susanna and her boyfriend. All three of them practiced moderation, but I was a bit of a pig 🐷😂.

Karl at the Bourbon and Bacon festival in Colorado.

It was great to spend time with Sus and KC and while we were in the mountains, we discovered the world’s first aqua doodle 🐩💧, good old Plato!

Plato the black and white dog playing in a lake.

Find Joy in the Little Things

Take time to enjoy the simple pleasures in life: a cup of coffee at a cozy café, a walk through town, or a quiet moment in your garden. These small moments add up to a fulfilling life.

Carmen has two beautiful grandchildren who live overseas. She recently celebrated the arrival of her first grand dog, Jamie. AFTER puppies are potty trained, THEN they reduce the blood pressure, right Carmen?

Carmen holding her grand-dog.

Regular Check ups

Stay on top of your health with regular check-ups. Early detection of potential issues can make a big difference. And of course, make sure your Medicare coverage is up to date to avoid any surprises. Preventive health checks are the most important thing we can do to maintain good health.

Karl getting a check-up with his healthcare professional.

Living to 100 isn’t just about the years in your life but the life in your years. Embrace these tips, stay vibrant, and here’s to a long, healthy, and joyful journey ahead!

Keep squeezing the juice out of life and look for ways to help others!

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Karl Bruns-Kyler is a Medicare insurance broker and independent Medicare agent licensed to help Medicare recipients in thirty states around the country, including:

Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
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Connecticut
Florida
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Idaho
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The Big 65 Medicare Insurance Services does not offer every plan available in your area. Currently, we represent 10 organizations that offer 50 products in your area. Please contact Medicare.gov or 1-800-MEDICARE to get information on all of your options.

Karl Bruns-Kyler of The Big 65 Medicare Insurance Agency.