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Writer's pictureMichael Baah

Ladies, It’s Time to Get Real About Your Health: A Serious Message from Your Coach

Ladies, I’ve got a message for you, and I need you to take it seriously. This isn’t just another motivational speech; this is coming from a male coach who has dedicated his career to training and supporting women. I need you to hear me loud and clear, especially if you’re young and think you’ve got all the time in the world: start prioritising your health and fitness today—right now, not tomorrow, not next week.


Why Am I Saying This?

Over my years of coaching, I’ve heard too many stories that cut to the core—health scares, chronic conditions, and regrets from women who wish they’d taken their fitness seriously earlier in life. The harsh truth? Many of these health issues could have been prevented. Waiting until your body demands attention is not an option; the time to act is now.


Why Do So Many Women Wait?

It’s easy to understand why. We live in a world obsessed with appearances, where “looking fit” is often prioritised over “being fit.”

For many women, this means putting off exercise unless it promises immediate, visible results. But here’s the reality: while looking good is great, it should never be the main reason for stepping into the gym.


The Real Reason You Need to Act Now

Let’s talk facts. As you age, your muscle mass naturally declines. Studies show that women can lose 3-5% of their muscle mass per decade after the age of 30.

Muscle mass isn’t just a fitness goal; it’s your fountain of youth. It’s what keeps you strong, sharp, and capable of handling life’s physical demands. Prioritising muscle-building and strength training now is like investing in your future mobility, energy, and health.


Muscle Mass: Your Non-Negotiable Health Investment

Skeletal muscle isn’t just for athletes or bodybuilders—it’s essential for every woman. It supports your metabolism, keeps your body performing optimally, and helps prevent injuries and fatigue.

Research confirms that women who engage in regular strength training have better bone density, improved metabolic health, and enhanced overall vitality.


Strength as Medicine: My Work with Cancer Patients

Here’s something many of you may not know: I’ve worked extensively with cancer patients, using strength training as a form of medicine. The impact has been profound. Studies from the Journal of Clinical Oncology have shown that resistance training can reduce treatment-related fatigue, improve mental health, and enhance physical functioning.

I’ve witnessed first-hand how a commitment to strength training empowers women to not only face health challenges but overcome them.


Ready to Take the First Step?

If you’re ready to change your approach to health and fitness and start investing in your future, let’s talk. I offer personalised coaching through my app, which gives you the tools, training plans, and nutritional guidance you need to reach your goals—all backed by expert support and proven methods.

Whether you’re looking to build strength, boost energy, or set yourself up for a healthier life, I’m here to guide you every step of the way.


Book a chat with me here to discuss your goals and find out how my online coaching app can fit seamlessly into your lifestyle.


Remember: work smarter, not harder, and don’t ever complicate it!

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