Here's a description of her later life from the Bonnie Prudden Myotherapy website: In 1992, Bonnie moved her work and business to Tucson, Arizona, where she ran the Bonnie Prudden School for Physical Fitness and Myotherapy and Bonnie Prudden Myotherapy Inc. Refusing to retire, she continued her fight for more fit and pain-free bodies. For the next eighteen years she continued to teach people of all ages how to take responsibility for their own bodies and to erase muscle related pain for themselves, their friends, family, and pets. She continued to write, lecture and travel, teach at her school, see patients, and conduct exercise classes and pain erasure seminars, serve on boards and garner national and local awards. Despite a pelvis broken in four places in a skiing accident, heart attacks, reconstructive hip surgery on her left hip, stents, by-pass surgery (age 92) she continued to use each seemingly adverse situation to learn and teach. "You can't run back the clock," Prudden said, "but you can rewind it." Bonnie Prudden equipment Outdoor obstacle course: First such course included first climbing wall in the country along with a rappel roof. Other equipment included cargo nets, balance track, large and small hurdles, rope climb, tires, ramps, Weaveit, balance ladder, slalom poles, balance maze, tightrope, parallel bars. Build-it-yourself playground: balance track, double trapeze, balance maze, fixed ropes, hurdles, stationary parallel bars, movable parallel bars, tires, ramps. Large equipment: sawhorses, jumping ramps, balance beams, ladders with instructions on how to build. Bonnie Prudden's Underwater Slalom Course: designed by Bonnie Prudden. Produced by Argo Industries Corporation, Jackson Heights, NY. Prudden/Porter Gymster: A children's portable gym for use in schools, houses, churches. Designed by Bonnie Prudden. Produced by Porter Gym Equipment, 1963. Shown in their products brochure 1964. Instructional booklet written by Bonnie Prudden. Doorway gyms Bonnie Prudden Myotherapy aids: pulley, Bodos, Shepherd's crook. Small equipment: Exer-Weights, Exer-Wands, Exer-Rug squares, blocks, Exer-straps, Exer-paddles, Disk-o-tek, Surfer, small parallel bars. Last years & death In an interview in 1997, Prudden said, "Every once in a while I have a conversation with God. I say I'm tired. This work is just too hard. Can I retire? The answer is always no. The reason is that whatever I have in here", she says, pointing to her head, "to give about the importance of fitness, must be given until I can't give anymore." Prudden died in 2014. A eulogy for her