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I was told that Dr Natalie Summerhill had a lot of fun writing this one. Our blog article: 34 Most Common Menopause Symptoms (And 10 That Might Surprise You) is a quick 6 minute read and offers some eye-opening insight into how the menopause affects most of us, but also how the menopause effects some of us! It just goes to show that hormones and their related symptoms can be completely unique in each and every one of us.
Training not working like it used to? Learn how to lift heavy, sprint smart, and recover right for stronger results during menopause.
Discover five common disorganised exercise behaviours that could be impacting your energy, hormones, and performance during your reproductive and menopausal years — and learn how to train in a way that truly supports your body.
Postpartum can feel like starting from scratch—but when it comes to building your body back up, progressive strength training is where it's at. In fact, lifting might just be the most important element in your postpartum rehab.
Prioritising sleep is crucial for women's performance, hormonal balance, and recovery. Discover effective strategies to improve sleep quality amidst a busy lifestyle.
Regardless of your symptoms, here are a few exercise tips to keep you feeling great in the final stretch.
From the time you announce your pregnancy, it seems that everyone, from the person behind you in the checkout line to strangers on social media, wants to share their advice.
CrossFit athletes, weightlifters and gymnasts are amongst some of the most vulnerable populations for pelvic floor dysfunction (PFD) but it’s such a socially challenging topic. We don’t talk about it enough.
Lifting makes up a lot of what we do in CrossFit programming. We're familiar with sets and rep schemes, strength programs, progressive loading, de-loading, etc etc... but what, then, are the latest guidelines for lifting when you're pregnant?