September 20, 2024

Truck driver inspires with parking lot workout routine in Kansas

Steve Smith

Truck driver inspires with parking lot workout routine in Kansas

The Wabaunsee County Sheriff's Office in Alma, Kansas, gave a nod to a truck driver for his impressive workout routine on Tuesday.

What happened: Kenneth Moore, a 30-year veteran trucker and military vet, was seen lifting weights and running laps around his semi in a parking lot.

The sheriff’s office posted on social media praising his dedication to fitness and his inspiring example for others.
Moore, who served in the Gulf War, lives in Texas and drives for Oakley Transport.

What they said: "Seeing Ken’s dedication, especially at 50+ years old, is awesome. He’s an inspiration," said a WCSO officer. "Thank you for being an awesome American!"

The post quickly gained attention, amassing over 1,200 likes and numerous comments.

Moore continues to stay fit and healthy despite the challenges of long-haul trucking.

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