


Super interesting…. I‘m not quite at perimenopause yet but this has a lot of great information and in conjunction with ROAR has really helped inform my training regime 💪
Super interesting…. I‘m not quite at perimenopause yet but this has a lot of great information and in conjunction with ROAR has really helped inform my training regime 💪
I feel like I‘m on a never ending quest to figure out what in the world is happening to my body - and there‘s not a lot of science-backed info out there. Curious to see what this book has to say.
Overall, this is a great book for those who are already pretty active. I like the authors' focus on eating enough food and building muscle to help smooth out the hormonal roller coaster. It's a bit challenging to put everything together (hence the graph paper), particularly figuring out where to schedule plyo in relation to heavy lifting, but it seems research-based (a lot like what the Bro Dudes say but specific to women of a certain age).
Tell us that you're middle-aged without saying that you're middle-aged...