Why Strength Training For Women Over 40 Is NEEDED



Strength training for women over 40 is important to combat muscle loss and promote longevity! Get our Fit Mother 30-Day Fat Loss …

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40 thoughts on “Why Strength Training For Women Over 40 Is NEEDED

  1. Hello!! We loved shooting this video for you… and we're looking for ideas to make this channel even better for you! What other topics do you want covered? Any other content ideas you have for us? Thanks for being here on this journey with us. We're all in this together… you are amazing … and it's NEVER too late to use our heart & willpower to start living healthier! ❤️ 🙏 💪

  2. But what about menopausal women? Ive literally gained this huge menopause belly 😭 I now wake at 5am and started 10-20 minute workouts 5x/week but nothing is shifting 😢

  3. I used to strength train when I was younger. I had some setbacks and got away from it. Now, in my 60s, I need to lose weight and realized I need to get back into strength training and eating right. It's not too late. I've been eating better for about a year, but started strength training 2 weeks ago. I already can tell the difference. I wish I hadn't fell off, but no looking back now. Just moving forward into better health from here on out. Your channel is great.

  4. I'm 45 and i need to work in my bakery startup for long but i feel back weakened that i feel like to lie down often. Pain in palm muscle after chopping and feet after standing long. As i understand I'm losing muscle mass pls guide

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  6. I watch videos like this as I work out. If I don’t, I get lazy!!! 😂
    It always work. I think I watched every strength training from you tube by now. I have been working out for 7 years now.

  7. Ur video is an eye-opening for me. I’m 54 now, and have mostly been doing cycling, walking only. Never thought how important strength training would b as we age. What exercises can I do @ home wirhout any dumbells/equiment ? Thanx & greetings from Indonesia 🙋🏻‍♀️🇮🇩

  8. Is Pilates Reformer considered strength training? In the classes, we use a lot of resistance, body weight, springs and pulleys. You can add more springs for more resistance. Thank you for all that you do!

  9. I’ve been trying to do strength training for the last year on and off. Off because I keep getting biceps tendinitis so keep having to lay off.
    Can you recommend a full body (particularly upper body) sequence that I could do without aggravating my bicep tendon?
    Just to add I am doing rehab for my tendinitis but it’s still sore and I’m getting fed up doing what I’m doing, I need more to strengthen the rest of me! Thanks 🙏

  10. Great video Dr. A. The Fit Father Project has been transformational for me. A female friend of mine just inquired about strength training for "older" women. I sent her a link to this video and suggested she take a look at the Fit Mother Project. You and your team are awesome!

  11. I started about 1 month ago and yes weights is the way I’m 46 and always had issues with weight did nutri system , HCG etc and always lost weight but gained it back I see a difference now and keep on going until I get the way I want I strength train 5 days a week and cardio 3 times a day cardio only 30 min . I see women around me getting thin and they all do weight lifting no bulking unless you take supplements or over eat

  12. Hi thank you so much for covering this topic.. I’m 40, 5ft5, 125lbs and started strength training recently. I’ve been doing 5:2 diet and have been an avid intermittent fast for over a year. I’ve lost 70 pounds, but now I want to tone. What should I be eating like now?

  13. I wanna try your super fuel but anything stimulating my body will effect my haldol what the best protein powder to use before and after a workout plus im 43 yrs old my stomach and butt makes me sick help

  14. You won’t imagine, what I go through. Each time for doing just a little I feel I had carried a mountain. I am 70. I can’t go to a gym and if I don’t have any weights how can I substitute them. How do I know I am losing muscle mass. I do my exercises everyday and exercises I can do. I don’t know what more I am supposed to do. Please help!

  15. I turn 75 in February…and am in pretty good shape. My goal for the New Year is to lose 5 pounds…and build muscle and strengthen my core. I'm loving this video and the other material you've made available via YouTube videos. I used to use weights…but stopped because I have eye issues and I'm not supposed to lift heavy things. However, I'm hoping that light 2 pound weights can also be used for strength training.

  16. I want to lift weights but I don't want to look like a bodybuilder in the slightest. I have taken adult ballet before and loved what I saw happening to my legs. They were lean and hard but feminine. I want to look like I have a dancers body not a gym nut! I'm 5'5", 143 lbs. (not happy with that) I want to lose weight to about 125. I'm also working out on a Octane elliptical 4 days a week. I need weight training but I'm 58 and hate ab exercises for one. Worried that I may not be able to do push ups like I saw you do. HELP! I'm also a RN and understand what you were talking about. Thanks!

  17. Thank you so much you are so encouraging!!! I am 51 and I thought it’s too late for me and I don’t know even where to star,t I have so many health problems and I have Adrenal fatigue,
    they told me don’t even think about exercising you’re going to burn your adrenal even more😔 what do you think I should do ??? please let me know🙏🏻🙏🏻 thank you so much and God bless you🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️💐🌷

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