We listen to our female members.
At the heart of our approach is a commitment to actively listen to the needs of our female members.
We understand that each woman’s fitness journey is unique, shaped by personal goals, preferences, and challenges. By creating an open and supportive environment, we have a space where women feel heard, understood and safe. Through regular communication, consistent strength, fitness and nutrition training, we champion the dedication and focus on achieving sustainable results.
Our dedication goes beyond the gym floor; it is a cornerstone of our commitment to women achieving their fitness goals with confidence.
The menopause & Training
Broadly speaking our female members are aged between 37-60 years old.
In our approach to personal training, we are committed to empowering women at every stage of life, including the transformative journey through menopause. Our exercise and nutrition programs are thoughtfully designed to address the unique needs and challenges that may arise during this phase, emphasising both physical well-being and mental resilience.
We understand that menopause is a significant chapter in a woman’s life, and our workouts, combined with a supportive community, are crafted to enhance strength, vitality, and confidence during this transition.
Join us as we guide you through a fitness experience that not only celebrates your strength but also provides valuable tools for navigating the changes that come with menopause.
Strength training during menopause – key benefits
Bone Health
Bone Health: Menopause is associated with a decline in oestrogen levels, which can lead to a decrease in bone density. Strength training, especially weight-bearing exercises, helps promote bone health by stimulating the production of new bone tissue, reducing the risk of osteoporosis.
Maintaining Muscle Mass
Maintaining Muscle Mass: As women age, there is a natural decline in muscle mass. Strength training helps counteract this loss by promoting the development and maintenance of lean muscle mass. This is crucial for maintaining strength, stability, and metabolic health.
Metabolic Boost
Metabolic Boost: Strength training enhances metabolism by increasing muscle mass. This is particularly beneficial during menopause, as metabolic rate tends to slow down. A higher metabolism contributes to better weight management and overall energy expenditure.
Hormonal Balance
Hormonal Balance: Regular strength training has been linked to improvements in hormonal balance, including increased production of growth hormone and testosterone. These hormonal changes can positively impact mood, energy levels, and overall vitality during menopause.
Joint Health
Joint Health: Strength training supports joint health by strengthening the muscles around joints and improving joint stability. This can be particularly beneficial for women experiencing joint discomfort or arthritis symptoms during menopause.
Mood Enhancement
Mood Enhancement: Menopause is often associated with hormonal fluctuations that can contribute to mood swings and stress. Strength training has been shown to release endorphins, the body’s natural mood elevators, which can help alleviate stress and improve mood.
Weight Management
Weight Management: Strength training, combined with a balanced diet, can aid in weight management. It helps burn calories, build lean muscle, and improve body composition, which is beneficial for women who may experience changes in body weight and fat distribution during menopause.
Improved Sleep
Improved Sleep: Regular physical activity, including strength training, is associated with better sleep quality. As sleep disturbances are common during menopause, incorporating strength training into a routine may contribute to more restful sleep.
Training & pregnancy
Pregnancy is a unique and transformative time for a woman’s body, and incorporating strength training into a prenatal fitness routine can offer numerous benefits & after giving birth, strength training continues to be beneficial for women in the postpartum period.
Our experience will allow you to train safely pre and post, catering to the how you feel on the lead up to the birth and then adjusting your training depending on the type of delivery you have.
The aim is to keep you and your baby healthy.
Speak to us and we can take you through how this will work.