Empowering Women Over 50 To Be Active: Highlights from Globe and Mail Article I was Featured in on Exercising
- Lauren Shuster
- Jan 27
- 1 min read
Staying active after 50 brings many benefits, yet many women face challenges when starting or maintaining an exercise routine. Recently, I had the opportunity to share insights with Writer Diana Ballon in a featured article focused on exercising for women over 50.

Why Exercise Matters More Than Ever After 50
As women age, their bodies undergo changes that affect strength, flexibility, and metabolism. Exercise helps counteract these changes by:
Maintaining muscle mass which naturally declines with age
Improving bone density to reduce the risk of osteoporosis
Boosting cardiovascular health to support heart function
Enhancing balance and coordination to prevent falls
Supporting mental health by reducing stress and improving mood
These benefits contribute to greater independence and quality of life. It's never too late to start moving and even small steps can lead to meaningful improvements.
Looking for help starting a training program? Contact me today for more information: torontopersonaltrainer@gmail.com




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