14/10/2026
For most of my life, fitness has been a huge part of who I am.
I’ve spent around 30 years in the health and fitness industry, helping others move better, feel stronger and take care of their health.
But knowing about fitness doesn’t mean you’re immune to the challenges of menopause.
And sometimes, if I’m being completely honest, that can be hard to accept.
There have been times when I’ve looked back at the woman I used to be. The way my body responded to training, how I felt, how easily I could make changes and see results.
And then I look at where I am now.
My body has changed, and is still changing. My needs are changing. And what worked for me years ago doesn’t necessarily work for me now.
It can be frustrating. It can challenge your confidence. And even when you know all the theory, you can still have days when you question yourself.
Because, I’m not just a fitness instructor or a women’s health and menopause coach. I’m also a woman navigating this stage of life myself.
I’m human. I have good days and not-so-good days. I have moments of frustration, and I’m still learning what works best for ME.
And maybe that’s one of the most important lessons menopause is teaching me.
We can’t keep comparing ourselves to the woman we were in our 20s, 30s or even our early 40s. We have to learn to work with our bodies, not constantly fight against them.
For me, that means focusing on strength, nourishment, recovery, mindset and the habits that will support me for years to come.
Not chasing the body I used to have, but building a body that will carry me confidently into the next chapter of my life. And certainly not comparing myself to others on social media
And that’s exactly why I’m so passionate about helping other women do the same.
Because you don’t need to have it all figured out to help someone else. You just need to understand, listen, learn and be willing to walk the journey alongside them.
I might have 30 years of experience in fitness, but I’m still a woman learning to navigate menopause. And that’s okay. ❤️
If you’re going through this too, please know you’re not alone. You don’t have to be perfect, and you don’t have to have all the answers.