The Runner’s Guide to Menopause: Your essential toolkit for strong, happy and healthy training

· Bloomsbury Publishing
Ebook
256
Pages
This book will become available on March 26, 2026. You will not be charged until it is released.

About this ebook

Written by a running and medical expert, this is an encouraging and practical book, packed with tips and plans to support your running journey through menopause.

We know that running makes us healthy; the benefits are widely known and strongly evidenced. We also know that conditions such as heart disease, type 2 diabetes and osteoporosis become increasingly common after the menopause transition. Although the risk of developing these conditions lowers if you remain active, research shows that women over 50 tend to exercise less.

Dr Juliet McGrattan is here to help you make sense of all the benefits and challenges of running through menopause. Starting with a refresher on what actually goes on in your body during that time, she also touches on all the common symptoms to look out for before delving into topics such as energy levels, bones, muscles, skin, mental health, treatments, nutrition and more.

With digestible tips, training plans and illustrated step-by-step exercises, this is a book you can dip in and out of to find exactly what you need. You are not alone in your menopause journey, so let Juliet help you overcome your hurdles one step at a time.

About the author

Dr Juliet McGrattan is an award-winning author, speaker, runner and a former GP. She is the Women's Health Lead and a Master Coach at the global, women's, social running network 261 Fearless. Juliet is the author of Run Well and Sorted. @drjulietmcgrattan

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