I didn’t create Holding Back the Years to run ‘another fitness programme’. I created it because, after years of working with women — particularly peri-menopausal and post-menopausal women — I could see a huge gap between what women are told they should be doing to age well, and what actually feels realistic, supportive and sustainable
Hey ladies! Let’s talk about something I talk about daily, but I know a lot of you ignore. It’s super important but often overlooked—the PELVIC FLOOR. Whether you’re curious, dealing with some symptoms, or just want to stay informed, I’ve got you covered. Here are the answers to the top five most commonly asked questions
Find out more about my Holistic Core Restore® Pelvic Floor and Core Foundations Course As we age, our bodies change, and one of the areas that can be affected is the pelvic floor. This is especially true for women going through the perimenopause. When oestrogen declines rapidly, so does muscle strength throughout the body, including
Because collagen production starts to fall from age 25, we all need to be extra careful with our workouts and health routines as we age. The reducing collagen levels mean both our muscles and bones become weaker and if no action is taken to prevent this, will significantly impact our ability to do every day
Incontinence There are many different types of incontinence. Stress incontinence and urge incontinence are the two types that I see most often in the women that I work with. So how do you know you have it? Which type do you have? And what should you do about it? Read on to learn more…
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