After 40, the body begins to change. Learn how strength training preserves muscle, strengthens bones, and slows the aging process.

After 40, the body begins to change: muscles weaken, bones lose density, metabolism slows down. But strength training helps reverse these processes.
Without training, women lose up to 8% of muscle mass per decade. Strength training slows sarcopenia and increases endurance.
Weight training reduces the risk of osteoporosis and fractures in mature age.
More muscle = higher calorie burn even at rest, less fat accumulation.
Training reduces chronic inflammation, improves sleep, mood, and energy levels.
Strength training is associated with longer telomeres — a marker of cellular youth. This means: biological age is lower than what's on your ID.
As your personal trainer, I'll help you develop a safe and effective strength training program. Together we'll ensure you stay strong, healthy, and full of energy!