Strength Training for Women: The Plyometrics Breakthrough

by Dr Natalie Singh - Health Editor
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Explosive Training: The New Key to Strength and Bone Health for Women Over 40

Explosive jumps, not just heavy weights, are the new formula for combating osteoporosis and muscle loss. Recent reports from the USA and Asia demonstrate that women over 40 need to substantially alter their training to maintain both strength and speed.

The fitness landscape is shifting. While “Strong is the new Skinny” has been a popular mantra, it’s now clear that pure muscle strength isn’t sufficient. Plyometric Training – fast, explosive movements like jumps – is gaining prominence. This is becuase only shock loads effectively stimulate bone formation.

Yoga and movement expert jelena Lieberberg emphasized this week that women over 40 must incorporate explosive elements into their routines. The urgency is underscored by the fact that over 200 million women worldwide suffer from osteoporosis.

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The core issue is the decline in responsiveness of fast-twitch muscle fibers as women age. These “fast twitch” fibers are essential for fast movements and preventing falls.

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