
After years of illness, injury and well, the menopausal transition, I'm taking the reins back on my strength, balance and flexibility. I'm experimenting with some weights, exercise bands, and more in order to find exercises that fit my life and help me feel strong.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 43 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | FitnessHealth & FitnessMental Health | |||

What's the right ratio of stretching to exercise? How much, how often, and why is it so easy to forget entirely?
Stephanie found out the hard way, through a foot massage. In this solo episode of mBc, she talks through the moment a masseuse told her,... more
Where's the line between soreness and pain? It's a question Stephanie has been wrestling with her entire adult life and this week it hit hard again.
In this solo episode of my Body can, Steph talks through a "ring of soreness" wrapping from her mid-... more
There’s a moment in every workout where my attention turns from the movement to me.
When I film these sessions, I see my body from angles I don’t usually look at: my stomach, my arms, the curve of my back, and it’s easy to slip into judgment. I catc... more
There’s a huge difference between what looks “routine” online and what actually keeps a body moving in real life.
For me, movement starts before the workout. It begins the moment I get up and out of bed. Filling the hot water kettle, rinsing a cup, ... more
Who in their right mind would want to film themselves first thing in the morning, hair wild, face unwashed, pajamas still on, and call it a fitness project?
Me. Apparently, me.
This week’s episode is about how this whole “my Body can” video experim... more
Taking the Long View on Exercise
Why are we in such a hurry to “get there” with exercise? That question hit me hard recently while reviewing one of my own workouts. Somewhere between the foot exercises and the final stretch, I realized I’d been carr... more
I love walking. But after years of foot problems, even something I love became complicated. In this episode, I dive into a foot masterclass I bought months ago, why it overwhelmed me, and how I’m breaking it down into something simple and doable.
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Today’s overwhelm has a new twist — technology. I brought ChatGPT into my movement planning to figure out which parts of my workout I’m duplicating and which ones are missing. The result? Less chaos, more clarity, and only three areas to focus on thi... more









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Listeners are drawn to practical, body-positive guidance around midlife fitness, recovery, and mental health. Episodes center on rebuilding strength, mobility, and motivation through accessible movement, resistance bands, and sensorily mindful exercises, often framed around midlife changes, menopause, chronic pain, and illness. A recurring thread emphasizes compassionate self-tracking, joyful movement, and adapting routines to fit evolving bodies, rather than chasing conventional “gym” norms. A standout aspect is the emphasis on mindset, sustainability, and community—showing how small, enjoyable movements can compound into lasting wellness. Potential sponsors or guests that align with midlife health, inclusive fitness environments, and stre... more
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