@bpaigea: Women arguing to lift heavy…but not losing weight…is a fundamental misunderstanding of aging health issues 😩 #FitTok #weightloss #fypシ #weightlifting #perimenopause #menopause #aginggracefully #fitover40 #fitover50 #healthylifestyle

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tina__whatever
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I used to lift heavy when I was in my early 40s. I was exhausted and sore all of the time. It causes inflammation in me and I build it easily. Lower weights and body resistance works better for me.
2025-02-16 15:27:20
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quirky360
quirky360 :
Actually higher muscle mass is also a benchmark for longevity not just esthetic.
2025-02-17 00:17:09
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marlahormonehealth
Marla50sliving :
I gained 6 lbs of muscle and increased lean mass while losing 50+ pounds and never lifted higher than 20 lbs ;) muscle is muscle!
2025-02-16 17:50:47
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username12_033
Noneya :
You look great! Lean and u look muscular. You are proof that you don’t need to lift heavy. U look strong and Healthy
2025-02-16 18:16:31
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susan_abbe2
susan_abbe2 :
51 is still sooo young. At 51, my ability to hold onto my muscle was so much easier. I’m a fitness trainer and I felt just like you do at that age. It’s a whole different story once you hit 60.
2025-02-16 18:38:52
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barfieldt
Tara Burdiss Barfiel :
Yes I don’t want a thick bulky weightlifting body.
2025-02-16 15:50:26
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wordsbuilduporteardown
Wendy Naomi :
First, you look great so this works for you. I think it depends on what you want. It’s like cardio queens: skinny fat but that’s what some like. Weight lifting continues burn calories after workouts
2025-02-16 23:53:29
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skylarbluemarketplace
skylar blue🦋🧚🩵💫 :
i've been lifting heavy for years idk what happened but i hit a wall a month ago because i plateaued and got depressed..now when im at the gym i can barely lift😭 😭 😭
2025-02-17 01:09:36
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leslieannofficial
leslieannofficial :
Studies show muscle mass is related to longevity and other health benefits but everyone’s definition of what muscle mass looks like is different! I train for hypertrophy which is muscle growth
2025-02-18 16:30:26
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georgeking227
George king :
hahaha
2025-02-16 20:22:58
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nm_bae48
Lucia :
I’m 40 and 145# realistically can I not lift weights 3-4x a week?! REALLY!! 😭
2025-02-17 04:04:30
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tyler_rainsbury
Tyler Rainsbury :
Muscles are organs that soak up glucose and keep your blood sugar lower. Without that storage space you’re looking at insulin resistance and chronic disease.
2025-02-17 04:53:18
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maurakelly40
Maura Kelly :
That’s so not true. You need muscle to protect your bones as you age and risk of falling is greater than
2025-02-18 00:51:45
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flygirl4444
flygirl4444 :
Higher muscle mass increases bone density and it’s proven to fight osteoporosis. It’s extreme important. You’re also on hormone replacement therapy and that helps build muscle. I’m not on it.
2025-02-19 18:48:38
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