12/13/2025
I’m so glad she’s okay! 🙏🏽
Falls are a leading cause of injury, but the outcome of a fall is heavily influenced by strength and bone health.
Resistance training has been shown to improve balance, reaction time, and neuromuscular coordination—key factors in reducing fall risk.
Just as important, progressive loading through strength training stimulates bone remodeling, helping preserve or improve bone mineral density.
This matters even more during perimenopause and postmenopause, when estrogen decline accelerates bone loss and fracture risk.
The result? Fewer falls—and a lower risk of fractures if a fall does occur.
Strength training isn’t just about aesthetics or performance.
It’s a critical tool for injury prevention and long-term resilience.
If you’re a peri/postmenopausal woman avoiding resistance training because of pain,
book a free discovery call so we can help you get out of pain and safely back to training—before bone loss and fracture risk compound. 💪🏽