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Ageless Strength Helping women 50+ get stronger, healthier and more confident. Empowering you to Thrive after 50. Fitness Training & Coaching w/ 1 thing in mind, YOU!

NSCA & ACE Certified, Your guide to wellness, weight loss & strength at any age 👇
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11/09/2026

Love pickleball? 🏓 Then train for it!

My client Marita loves playing pickleball, and part of our training is making sure she’s strong and ready for all that movement on the court. 💪

Here are two exercises we use:
1️⃣ Lateral band walks: Strengthen your hips for all that side-to-side movement.
2️⃣ Half-kneeling medicine ball chops: Build core strength and rotational control for reaching and swinging.

It’s not just about getting stronger in the gym. It’s about staying active and enjoying the things you love! 💛

🏓 Pickleball players, what’s the toughest part of the game for you? The quick movements, reaching for shots, or keeping up your stamina?

Save this for your next workout! 💾

11/05/2026

Thursdays With Andrea 💛

Groceries, laundry, grandkids: what do you carry most? 👇

Thanksgiving is coming, so this week Andrea and I trained carries. 🦃

1️⃣ Suitcase carry: weight in one hand, stand tall, no leaning
2️⃣ Farmer carry: weight in both hands, shoulders back, steady steps
3️⃣ Front carry: weight close to your chest, like a casserole dish or laundry basket

Walk 20 to 30 seconds each. Complete 2 to 3 rounds.

At 79, Andrea isn’t avoiding the heavy stuff. She’s training for it. 💪

Which carry are you adding to your week?

11/04/2026

Having a little fun at my first shoot with Independence Blue Cross! 🎬💙💪

11/03/2026

Car, couch or bed: which one is hardest for you to get out of? 👇

If getting out of the car makes you feel ten years older, that stiffness isn’t just age. A lot of the time, it’s your hips. 🚗

Try these:
1️⃣ Supported hip airplane: 5 to 6 per side
2️⃣ Glute bridge: 10 to 12 reps
3️⃣ Lateral step-up: 8 to 10 per side

Go slow. Control the movement. Hold onto something sturdy whenever you need it.

Your hips can get stronger at any age. 💪

Save this for your next lower-body day. 💾

11/02/2026

Do you own a weighted vest, or have you been wondering if you need one? 👇

They’re everywhere right now, so here’s my honest take. 💪

1️⃣ It adds load to what you already do. Walking, stairs, even chores around the house get a little more challenging.
2️⃣ Fit matters more than the brand. Snug, weight spread evenly, no bouncing.
3️⃣ It doesn’t replace strength training. Your muscles and bones still need you lifting.

Start lighter than you think you need and build from there.

A weighted vest is a helpful tool. It’s just not the whole plan. 💛

Save this for the next time you’re tempted to hit “add to cart.” 💾

🛒 The vest I use is in my Amazon storefront, linked in my profile.

If you have back, neck or bone concerns, talk with your healthcare provider before adding weight.

10/30/2026

What are YOU training to keep doing? 👇

Being fit after 50 means something different to me than it did years ago.

Yes, I want muscle. I want strength. I want endurance. 💪

But what I really want is the freedom those things give me:
✈️ To travel
🥾 To hike
🛍️ To carry what I need to carry
⬇️ To get down on the floor, play with my dog, Dan, and back up again
💛 To keep doing the things I love without my body being the reason I say no

At 62, that’s what I’m training for.

Not just how my body looks.

What my body can still do.

10/29/2026

Thursdays With Andrea 💛

Squat to lunge, row or chest press: which one would you try first? 👇

Strength at 79 looks pretty impressive, doesn’t it? 💪

What I love most about Andrea’s training isn’t how much weight she lifts. It’s how she’s combining strength, balance, coordination and control.

This week she worked on:
1️⃣ Chalice squat to reverse lunge
2️⃣ Three-point dumbbell row
3️⃣ Split-stance resistance-tube chest press

That squat into a reverse lunge? It’s challenging at any age! Hold a counter or chair if you’re trying it for the first time.

At 79, Andrea is still challenging herself, learning new movements and getting stronger. That’s what healthy aging looks like to me. 💛

Know someone who thinks it’s too late to start? Send this to her. 📲

10/28/2026

What’s your biggest barrier to strength training right now: time, knowing what to do, or something else? 👇

Twenty minutes isn’t a throwaway workout. ⏱️ If that’s the time you have, use it well.

Here’s what I’d do:
1️⃣ Goblet squat: 8 to 12 reps
2️⃣ Dumbbell Romanian deadlift: 8 to 12 reps
3️⃣ Dumbbell chest press: 8 to 12 reps
4️⃣ One-arm dumbbell row: 8 to 12 per side
5️⃣ Farmer’s march: 30 to 45 seconds

Complete 2 to 3 rounds. Choose weights that actually challenge you, and keep your rest reasonable. 💪

Squat. Hinge. Push. Pull. Core.

Simple doesn’t mean ineffective.

I’d much rather see you do 20 focused minutes consistently than skip strength training because you think every workout needs to be an hour. 💛

Save this for your next busy day. 💾

10/27/2026

When you think about progress, is the number on the scale still the first thing you check? 👇
The scale can tell you how much you weigh.

It can’t tell you what you’re losing. ⚖️

And after 50, that matters.

When you lose weight, you can lose fat. But you can also lose muscle, and that muscle is what keeps you strong, capable and independent. 💪

So if weight loss is your goal, here’s what I want you paying attention to:
1️⃣ Keep strength training. Give your body a reason to hold onto muscle.
2️⃣ Prioritize protein. Aim for a palm-sized portion at each meal.
3️⃣ Look beyond the scale. Are you getting stronger? Moving better?

Use the scale if it’s helpful information for you.

Just don’t let it be the only information you pay attention to. 💛

10/26/2026

Are you walking, lifting, or both right now? 👇

Walking absolutely belongs in a healthy-aging routine. 🚶‍♀️ It’s weight-bearing, it’s accessible and it comes with plenty of benefits.

But when we’re talking about keeping your bones strong as you get older, I don’t want strength training left out of the conversation.

Your bones respond to load, so give them a reason to adapt:

1️⃣ Squats
2️⃣ Step-ups
3️⃣ Romanian deadlifts
4️⃣ Loaded carries

These don’t just train your muscles. They put healthy stress through your bones, too. 💪

So keep your walks.

Then pick up the weights. 💛

Save this for your next strength day. 💾

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