@50andfearlessfitness: How it feels to be stronger at 50 than at 30. The secret? It isn’t about hours of cardio or endless light weights, here’s what it’s about: 1. Lift heavy weights 3-4x per week: heavy resistance training to maintain strength or build strength. 2. 1 to 1.1 g of protein per pound of body weight to fuel recovery and growth. 3. Intense high impact training with sprint intervals to support heart and metabolic health. This combination can really change everything and transform your body into the best shape you’ve ever been. Sources: @hubermanlab @drstacysims #overfifty #womenfitness #fitnessover40 #FitnessLifestyle #over40mom

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So lately I’ll be at the store and I’ll notice that these 50-60 year olds are looking so fine! I’ll be checking them out thinking “that’s someone’s granny” 😂
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Sheryl Lee Ralph walked up to that microphone and said what most women spend decades waiting for someone to say to them. You better love what you see. Not when you lose the weight. Not when the skin cooperates. Not when you finally look the way you always thought you were supposed to look before you were allowed to take up space fully and unapologetically. Right now. The face looking back at you this morning. That one. For women in midlife this message lands with a specific kind of weight. Because this is the season when the culture becomes loudest about what you are losing. The youth, the tightness, the invisibility-proof glow that apparently only existed in retrospect. And the invitation, subtle and persistent, is to spend your energy managing the decline rather than inhabiting the life. But here is what I see in the women who have done this work: the ones who have made peace with the face in the mirror, not by deciding it is perfect but by deciding it is theirs, move through the world differently. They take up space without rehearsing the justification first. They walk into rooms without the running commentary about what everyone is noticing. They spend the energy that used to go into self-surveillance on things that actually matter to them. That is not vanity. That is sovereignty. The validation you have been waiting for from the culture, from the algorithm, from the people in your life who have never quite given it in the form you needed, it was never coming from there. It was always going to have to come from you, standing in front of your own mirror, deciding that what you see is worth loving. Sheryl already told you. Now it is your turn. Comment HEAL if this one hit somewhere real.
Sheryl Lee Ralph walked up to that microphone and said what most women spend decades waiting for someone to say to them. You better love what you see. Not when you lose the weight. Not when the skin cooperates. Not when you finally look the way you always thought you were supposed to look before you were allowed to take up space fully and unapologetically. Right now. The face looking back at you this morning. That one. For women in midlife this message lands with a specific kind of weight. Because this is the season when the culture becomes loudest about what you are losing. The youth, the tightness, the invisibility-proof glow that apparently only existed in retrospect. And the invitation, subtle and persistent, is to spend your energy managing the decline rather than inhabiting the life. But here is what I see in the women who have done this work: the ones who have made peace with the face in the mirror, not by deciding it is perfect but by deciding it is theirs, move through the world differently. They take up space without rehearsing the justification first. They walk into rooms without the running commentary about what everyone is noticing. They spend the energy that used to go into self-surveillance on things that actually matter to them. That is not vanity. That is sovereignty. The validation you have been waiting for from the culture, from the algorithm, from the people in your life who have never quite given it in the form you needed, it was never coming from there. It was always going to have to come from you, standing in front of your own mirror, deciding that what you see is worth loving. Sheryl already told you. Now it is your turn. Comment HEAL if this one hit somewhere real.

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