03/03/2026
Many women in their late 30s and 40s start noticing something frustrating… aches and injuries that never used to happen.
A sore back after yard work.
A knee that suddenly complains during a run.
A shoulder that just won’t settle down.
During perimenopause, hormone changes can affect muscles, joints, and bones — which means women often experience more mechanical pain and higher injury rates during this stage of life.
The good news? Strength training and the right movement strategies can make a huge difference for lifelong strength and bone health. 💪
At 603 PT & Wellness in Dover, NH, we help women 35+ understand what’s happening in their bodies and build strength so they can stay active for decades to come.
This growing conversation is also highlighted in the documentary Balance: A Perimenopause Documentary, which brings attention to the real experiences women face during this transition.
👉 Read the full article here:
[https://www.603pt.org/post/why-strength-training-matters-during-perimenopause]
Learn:
• Why injuries increase during perimenopause
• Why strength training matters more than ever
• How working outside the traditional healthcare model can help you get better results
Your future strength starts now. 💪