
16/09/2025
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People believe their metabolism slows down just because theyโre getting older.
And while thatโs true to a degree, itโs not the full story and itโs certainly not something to hide behind.
Much of the weight gain, fatigue, and body changes many experience in their 30s, 40s, and 50s are more about lifestyle than age.
As we get older, we tend to become less active. We sit more, move less, and let strength training slide.
The result? Muscle loss.
And since muscle is a metabolically active tissue, losing it can cause your metabolism to dip.
But hereโs the good news: this is totally within your control.
One of the most powerful tools you have is strength training. Building and maintaining muscle doesnโt just help you stay strong, it boosts your metabolism, improves body composition, and supports healthy weight management at any age.
Instead of looking to blame age, it might be time to look at your habits.
๐นAre you moving enough?
๐นAre you strength training?
๐นAre your daily choices aligned with the results you want?
Getting older is inevitable, but getting weaker, slower, or more tired doesnโt have to be.
Donโt let age be your excuse. Let it be your reason.