Strength isn’t just another thing to do at the gym — it’s about building a body that supports you for life. It’s the key to staying independent, mobile, and resilient as you age.
(And yes, you’ll look good in your clothes too.)
Whether you’re new to strength training or ready to level up, building muscle is one of the best long-term investments you can make in your health, energy, and confidence.
“Strong looks different on everyone. But the feeling? That’s universal.”
— Life’ing Over 50
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3-Day-a-Week Strength Training Plan
A simple 3-day-a-week strength training plan designed to help you build muscle, support fat loss, and feel strong again—without spending hours in the gym.
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