Why do those particular numbers matter?
Ex-strongman Alan Thrall had an interesting video on this, and he's well under 50:
I'm a fan of Alan Thrall and I like this video! He's looking great and very healthy and balanced, compared to when his numbers were higher. This very much underscores his point... maintaining adequate training balance, good habits, consistency, and pushing yourself are what's important in the long run. The actual numbers aren't that important if you're not competing. However... note that even though is numbers may be "lower" for him, he's still lifting a LOT of weight and is very strong.