Today is your last chance to get a discount on my app, Strength in Midlife

Published 23 days ago • 1 min read

Hey Reader,

Today is the last day to take advantage of the summer sale for my app, Strength in Midlife.

I built this app for a few specific reasons, but mostly to offer a space for women over 40 to start and sustain a daily movement practice that emphasizes the importance of strength training and without all of the diet culture nonsense as a distraction.

You don't have to set a weight loss goal.

You're not measuring anything other than how many reps you do and how heavy the weights are you're working with, but even then, that's mostly so you can track where you are and have a clear idea of how to proceed.

I wanted to keep the focus on the value of daily movement as a habit for aging well and to prioritize strength training as a way to retain and even build strength as you get older.

Most fitness apps aren't like this.

My hope is that this makes strength training more accessible and daily movement more inviting.

I want you to feel good about what you do with your body.

If this sounds like what you want out of a movement practice, I would love for you to try out my app.

You can purchase an annual or a quarterly subscription -- both are 20% off through midnight tonight (pacific time).

I had a huge goal when I launched my app a few months ago -- I was hoping 100 people would subscribe.

I currently have 12.

Now, I'd really love to get to 20 by midnight.

I genuinely believe in the program I've built for this app and the practices I share. My hope is that it will make daily movement more accessible, strength more attainable, and aging feel more powerful.

If it does sound like this app would support you, go check out Strength in Midlife -- A Daily Movement App for Aging Well. Even if it's not for you, it might benefit someone you know.

Let's get stronger, together!

Naomi

Naomi combines playful, powerful movement practices with the science of habit change to make it easier for women in perimenopause and beyond to get moving every day. She frequently writes about the intersection of motherhood, feminism, diet culture, and the unrealistic standards we hold ourselves to as women. Naomi is passionate about helping women move more freely in their bodies and feel more at home in their skin.