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Slowing the Clock on Bone Loss: How Targeted Strength Training and Nutrition Support Healthy Bone Aging

 


Did You Know?

According to the International Osteoporosis Foundation, worldwide, 1 in 3 women and 1 in 5 men over age 50 will experience an osteoporosis-related fracture.

 

But it doesn't have to be YOU!


Why Bone Health Matters

As we age, bone breakdown can begin to outpace bone formation, increasing the risk of osteopenia, osteoporosis, fractures, and loss of mobility.

The encouraging news? Research shows that targeted strength training, proper nutrition, and healthy lifestyle habits can help support bone health and healthy aging.

 

 

Three Pillars of Healthy Bones


Strength Training

·         Stimulates bone-building cells

·         Improves balance and mobility

·         Reduces fall risk

 

Nutrition

·         Supports bone remodeling

·         Provides key nutrients

·         Promotes long-term skeletal health

 

Accountability

·         Encourages consistency

·         Builds healthy habits

·         Improves long-term success



Why Strength Training Works

 

Benefits:

·         Increased bone mineral density

·         Improved muscle strength and balance

·         Better posture and joint stability

·         Enhanced mobility and independence

·         Reduced risk of falls and fractures



What's Included in the Strength Training Portion?

 

🏋️ Personalized Bone Health Training

  • One 45-minute initial assessment and training session

  • Customized exercise program

  • One 45-minute progress session

  • Ongoing trainer access for support and form guidance

 


Nutrition: Key Nutrients for Bone Health


·         Protein

Supports bone structure and muscle strength.

·         Calcium

Essential for maintaining bone density.

·         Vitamin D

Helps your body absorb calcium effectively.

·         Magnesium + Vitamin K

Support bone formation and maintenance.

·         Whole-Food Nutrition

Promotes overall health and reduces inflammation.

·         Read more about impact of nutrition on osteoporosis



What's Included in the Nutrition Coaching Portion?


🥗 Personalized Nutrition Support

  • One 50-minute coaching session

  • Individualized nutrition recommendations

  • One 25-minute follow-up session

  • Ongoing health coach access and accountability



Meet Your Bone Health Team


Megan

Master's degree in Health and Chronic Disease

  • NASM Certified Personal Trainer

  • Certified Nutrition Coach

  • Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Practitioner

  • Specializes in nutrition, chronic disease management, and lifestyle coaching.


Kaitlyn

Bachelor's Degree in Exercise and Health Promotion

  • NASM Certified Personal Trainer

  • Certified Functional Strength Coach

  • Specializes in individualized strength training and functional movement.




6-Week Bone Health Training & Nutrition Support Program


Investment: $525


Program Includes:

  • Initial 45-minute training session

  • Follow-up 45-minute training session

  • Two nutrition coaching sessions

  • Personalized exercise plan

  • Accountability and lifestyle support

  • Direct access to your trainer and health coach


Ready to Build Stronger Bones?

Whether you've been diagnosed with osteopenia, osteoporosis, or simply want to take a proactive approach to healthy aging, our team is here to help.                                                                                                                                                                                          

 

Call our office at 610-557-8500 or email us at hello@fsim.health to sign up today

 
 
 

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