We often hear how important it is to move our bodies, but strength training? That can feel intimidating, especially when you're balancing everything else in life. But here’s the thing: strength training is essential for us as women.
As we age, our muscle mass naturally decreases, which can lead to a slower metabolism, weight gain, and even reduced bone density. But here’s the good news: incorporating strength training can reverse these effects. Building muscle helps burn calories even when you're at rest, strengthens your bones to prevent osteoporosis, and improves your overall balance and mobility.
For us women, strength training delivers at every stage:
Strength training doesn’t mean you need to lift heavy weights like a bodybuilder. It’s about challenging your body in new ways, promoting longevity, and giving you the energy to tackle everything on your to-do list. Plus, you’ll feel stronger in your daily life – carrying groceries, playing with your kids or grandkids, or just feeling confident in your own skin.
I know it can feel overwhelming to add yet another thing to your schedule, but your health is worth it.
You deserve to feel strong, capable, and energized at any stage of life.