09/06/2026
As a trainer who coaches women over 40,
I’ve seen it all
Frozen shoulder, tight hips, elbows that ache when you open a jar…
Joint pain is a common symptom many women suffer from in perimenopause
But wait. I have good news!!!
There are several things that MAY help:
1) Regular Joint Mobility training.
I’m not talking about yoga or stretching or Pilates. This is not foam rolling. I mean specific training that isolates, rotates and loads your joints.
2) Strength Training.
Stronger muscles and bones may help reduce inflammation and support joints.
3) Menopause Hormone Therapy.
Hormonal changes could be a contributing factor to perimenopausal joint pain, and while menopause hormone therapy isn’t prescribed specifically for joint pain, talk to your doctor to see if it can be helpful for you. It’s nit right for every woman, but it may help.
4) Making sure you’re getting enough sleep.
If you’re dealing with insomnia or broken sleep, you’ll likely feel it in your body.
All of these things work together to help you feel better
If you’re ready to start feeling healthier and stronger, I can help
My Fall for Strength Program starts today!!!
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