Episode 298: How to measure progress and when to pivot for better results

Show notes Welcome back to the Warrior School Podcast, Warrior Women! This is episode 298. We are on episode 12 of 14 in our countdown series, and we have three days to go. However, I’ve decided to pivot for episode 300. Instead of a live Q&A, I’m creating a "Best of 300" episode. I’ve spent the day revisiting our archives …

Episode 297: How our clothes influence our performance

Show notes **We are on episode 11 of 14, which means we have three episodes to go until we reach 300. If you have any questions that you want me to answer on our upcoming short and sweet Q&A episode, send them through! Send me a DM, send me an email, and I’ll whack them on the list. I want …

Episode 296: The feedback that changed the way I trained

Show notes In this EP, I share some harsh feedback from my coach about my attitude and obsession with results. It changed the way I trained and coached – shifting my focus from perfection in weightlifting to embracing the entire process. Over the last eight years, I learned to appreciate every part of the training process. This change not only …

Episode 295: Understanding joint pain and optimising tendon strength in your 40s and beyond

Show notes In this EP, I dive deep into the topic of joint pain and optimising tendon strength for women in their late thirties, forties, and beyond. I share my observations from working with women over the past few years, discussing the increased prevalence of conditions like plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendonitis, and shoulder injuries in this age group—especially during perimenopause.  …

Episode 294: The essential role of muscle mass for women’s health

Show notes In this episode, I explore the critical importance of muscle mass for women. I discuss the optimal muscle mass needed, how to achieve and maintain it, and why it’s essential for our health, including physiological, hormonal, metabolic, and mental. Highlighting recent research in women’s health and fitness, I challenge traditional approaches focused on weight loss and reduced activity. …