Medical research has demonstrated that older adults typically have reduced muscle mass, less muscle strength and endurance, and aerobic power than young people (e.g., Keogh & Al, 2009). In addition, aging women, particularly, run a risk of osteoporosis characterized by increased bone fragility and fracture risk due to hormonal changes (e.g., Dizral & al., 2018). My doctor, consequently, recommends weight-bearing exercises to prevent osteoporosis and other effects of aging. As a Deleuzian researcher, I quietly wonder if dancing counts. In this paper, I further problematize the connections between aging, health, physical activity, and medical research framed through new materialism, science, and artistic expression.