July 16, 2023


Establish the foundations of good movement form and technique that last.

3 Key Habits when Starting Strength Exercise

Whenever undertaking strength training sessions at home or the gym, be mindful of these 3 Key Habits when Starting Strength Exercise for Women over 50.

Ensure you engage the right muscles when doing strength movements.

Listen to the habit overview then watch as Sheree guides you through a few of the main movements in each.

The more you focus and create the habit the more involuntary they become, which means you'll also transfer them across into any daily life strength movements you may undertake.

This list of Core form and technique isn't exhaustive, however the following is a great starting point as you venture into your strength transformation journey.

STRONG A.D.L. Movements

Establish ACTIVE DAILY LIFE Movements that last and support the lifestyle that you desire! 

This list of Posture form and technique movements isn't exhaustive, however the following is a great starting point as you venture into your strength transformation journey.

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About the author 

Coach Sheree

Sheree King is the heart behind GrandmaSTRONG - a powerhouse coach, proud grandma, and fierce advocate for what's possible after 50.
A registered cardiology nurse turned specialist strength coach, she blends science with soul to help women regain strength, confidence, and vitality at every age. With over two decades of hands-on coaching experience and a passion for transforming lives, she created the STRONG ZONE Protocol™ - a system that helps women become more unbreakable in body, mind, and spirit, as they age beyond their 50s.

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