Letās keep this simple and doable. Rotate these two home workouts for the next 2 weeks (2ā4 total sessions/week) plus your walks, jogs, or bike rides. Workout A ā Full Body Strength 3 rounds: Goblet Squat x 12 TRX Row x 12 Dumbbell Romanian Deadlift x 12 Push Ups (wall, bench, or floor) x 10 Plank x 30 sec Workout B ā Strength + Conditioning 3 rounds: Reverse Lunge x 10 each leg (mini ROM) Kettlebell Deadlift or Swings x 15 TRX Chest Press x 12 Dumbbell Shoulder Press x 12 March in place / bike / brisk walk 1 minute Weekly Goal: 2 strength sessions minimum 2 cardio sessions (walk/jog/bike)Daily movement when possible Donāt chase perfectionājust rebuild consistency. Your strength will come back faster than you think ā¤ļø
Menopause symptoms can feel frustrating, but small habits make a big difference. āļø Strength train 2-4x/week āļø Walk daily āļø Prioritize protein at each meal āļø Keep caffeine/alcohol lower if hot flashes worsen āļø Create a bedtime routine for better sleep āļø Manage stress daily (walk, breathe, pray, quiet time) āļø Stay hydrated āļø Talk to your doctor about options if symptoms are severe You donāt need perfection ā just consistent basics. Tell me:: Which symptom has been hardest for you lately?
Just a quick answer in the comments: What is your #1 goal right now? š„ Lose body fat šŖ Get stronger ā”ļø More energy š“ Better sleep š§ Less stress š Feel confident in my clothes again ā¤ļø Just feel like ME again This helps me know what content, workouts, and support to give you next inside this group. No wrong answers. Just honesty. Weāre building this together. ā Coach Carrie Just Show Up
Menopause does NOT stop fat loss. What changes is often: ⢠Sleep quality ⢠Stress levels ⢠Recovery ⢠Hunger/cravings ⢠Muscle mass if not strength training ⢠Daily movement That means the strategy may need to change⦠not that your body is broken. Strength training, protein, steps, sleep, and consistency matter more than ever in this season. CTA: Have you felt like your old methods stopped working? Drop āYESā below if you relate