Strength Training Program for Hormones
The first and only strength training program for hormones balance during menopause so you can boost metabolism is open for enrollment. With questions coming from so many our our Flipping 50 community members on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and even our Flipping 50 email subscribers who get the inside scoop and chance at the first seats in the program I wanted to answer your questions – somewhat personally – in as many places as possible.
You may be one of the women that I’ve been able to respond to personally. You may be on of the women I haven’t yet had a chance to answer individually. I thank you all for your questions! My team and I are working our way through all the questions as quickly as we can.
My mission is simple. I want the right people to get registered – as early as possible so you can take advantage of the best rate and perks – and that message includes wanting to be sure if the program is not right for you that you know that right away too.
So let’s dive in… but first me poking fun at … well, me.
My Strength Training For Hormones guidelines
There are some truths we live by at Flipping 50. They are:
- hormones are influenced and influence exercise
- hormones and exercise are tied to your gut health
- hormones and exercise are both tied to your sleep
- hormones and exercise influence appetite and cravings
- exercise is often the catalyst that positively influences habit change in other areas
That’s not an all-inclusive list. It is the most relevant of our list for our exercise programs.
Flipping 50 does not believe in:
- burning calories for the sake of creating a caloric deficit in the face of hormone imbalance
- eating fewer calories for the sake of creating a caloric deficit in the face of hormone imbalance
- combining the both eating and exercise to achieve caloric deficit in the face of hormone imbalance
- there being a singular right way to approach eating or exercise for a diverse population
You should know that a mere 39% of all exercise and sport science research features female subjects. A fraction of that is female subjects in perimenopause, menopause, and beyond.
Yet, that is the only research that as a woman in peri-menopause or beyond can trust as being practical for your own application. A strength training program for hormones should be based on the hormone changes you’re experiencing.
Strength training is essential for women over 50, boosting metabolism, bone density, and overall strength. Discover a specialized strength training program for women tailored to fit busy lifestyles, with short, effective workouts to help you stay fit and healthy.
Incorporating strength training for women over 50 is essential for maintaining muscle mass, boosting metabolism, and improving overall health. Short, effective workouts that focus on resistance training can be easily integrated into your routine. These workouts help improve bone density, balance, and strength, ensuring you stay active and healthy as you age.
That research is all I use to design programs, coach women, and create content on this site. We do you, all day, every day. That’s it. Sure, research on other subjects is of interest and if there’s any way it might be relatable, I’ll share it, but never without telling you that it’s outside the research usually shared.
Your Questions:
Q. Are the videos in STRONGER II the same as STRONGER I?Â
A. Great question! No. Every product I create uses unique videos created solely for an intended purpose. Rest assured all videos are unique.
Q. Are these downloadable videos?
A. No. The program grants you access to a private members-only area where you view the videos during the 12 week program. After the program you’re enrolled in your login access will end. You will have all the written content including any cheat sheets for workouts, the quick start guides for sample schedules, quick starts to cardio support (STRONGER I), and exercise nutrition or cellulite nutrition support (STRONGER I and II, respectively).
Q. So I don’t have access to the videos after for ongoing use?Â
A. That’s correct. There is a method to the madness. It’s about 35 years of observations and human psychology. With a limited time access, and with a clear start and stop, more people are successful at staying on track. While seemingly amazing to have “lifetime” access, results and even completion drop by more than 50%. If there’s no reason to use them, no urgency, no continued support, there’s usually no or at least much lower compliance. Â My goal is to get you active and consistent with the regularity that gets results.
Q. What’s the refund policy?Â
A. In line with my response above, once you’re in the program and have access to any of the materials you will need to go through the program, show you’ve done the homework, participated actively, and reached out for help before you request a refund. In 35 years I’ve experienced many times people quitting because it’s not convenient, not buying the membership or the personal training, and then getting stuck with a diagnosis or health scare that rocks them to the core. Never once has someone who started – at any age – ever come back and regretted it. It’s too easy to stop, it’s never convenient to get sweaty, do laundry, get up earlier, eat later. But exercise is really not optional. It’s lifesaving at least and quality of life enhancing at best. That’s an investment in you I’d like to hold you accountable to.
(health issues or family crisis come up I know: in those instances we have delayed or deferred enrollment fees to the next program)
Q. I have two knee replacements and need to strengthen my knees but I can’t do more than limited range of motion, is this appropriate for me?
A. Both programs are created for the apparently healthy women going through hormone change or who’s already gone through changes. There are not specific modifications given for specific conditions. That said be cautious. Know your limits. If you know which exercises you can and can’t do or know what your personal range of motion is, you may make this work. If you’re unsure, I would first follow a program like Knee-Friendly 5 Day Flip. Movement between exercises is not slow, though exercise is performed with cueing and caution so you feel it where you should and not where you shouldn’t. You may do best working with a private trainer one-on-one, whether virtually with me (an upgrade to private coaching could support your needs).
Q. Can you explain what comes with the programs?
A. Yes! STRONGER I is 12 weeks of workouts, one new video each week that you’ll do twice. You’ll also receive the quick start to cardio, schedule samples, and exercise nutrition. STRONGER II is 12 weeks including a variety of spot specific (cellulite) warm up, cardio, strength, massage, and cool down videos. You’ll receive the in depth guid to cellulite and how to reduce the appearance through not only the exercise but nutrition, and lifestyle habits that are proven to help. You’ll get a guide to how you can mix and match videos for your time constraints and your cellulite spot-specific needs.
Q. How long are the workouts?
A. The STRONGER I workouts can be done in less than 90 minutes a week – (2) 30-40 minute workouts. STRONGER II workouts are a bit longer and you want to complete all components at the same session. Allow 60-70 minutes for workouts 2x a week. You will be including strength and cardio in each workout so you’ll have a lot done in a short amount of time.
Ready ? If one of these programs is right for you start now! Visit STRONGER I(STRONGER II and III are now inside the Flipping 50 membership site, and STRONGER IV will be too by Dec 2019! That’s the wise decision for over $800 in exercise programs alone! and so much more!)