In March of 2017, my mom fell and broke her arm. It was the kind of fall that you would expect to leave a bruise, not to break your humerus in half. It was clear that osteoporosis was at fault and I knew that strength training could have played a role to prevent it.
I realized how common it is for women not to know the true benefits of strength training. Sure, people know it will make you strong, but do they understand that strong can mean so many different things?
Strong can mean being able to pick up your grandkids someday without fear of injury.
Strong can mean being able to hike, bike, or garden as you get older.
Strong can mean being able to lift and carry your luggage without help.
Strong can mean feeling capable and independent.
I know what strong means to me and I want to share it. I want to help women by spreading the message and giving them tools to make it happen.