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Join Healthy Role Models founder, Sarah Gilks, and Master Trainer/Elite Olympic Weight Lifter Tanna Payne, in the 'Training for Life' podcast. With a combined 5 decades in health, fitness and training women of all ages, they share candid conversations with you from the peaks and valleys of their lived experiences. Their goal? Laughter, inspiration, and guiding you towards becoming the healthiest a... more

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We all do it. We shrink. We hesitate. We almost don't show up because of a story we invented in our own heads about what someone else might think.

In this episode, Sarah and Trainer Tanna get real about one of the sneakiest performance killers out ... more

You're doing the workouts. You're eating better. So why don't you SEE changes yet?

It's the most common question in fitness; and the answer might actually change how you show up tomorrow.

In this episode, Sarah and Tanna unpack what's actually happ... more

Stronger, Leaner, Happier: Our Top 3 Exercises for Women in Perimenopause & Beyond

✨One of our most listened-to episodes of 2025!✨

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Struggling with weight gain, low energy, or mood swings in your 30s, 40s, or 50s? You’re not alone,... more

In this powerful and candid conversation, Sarah and Tanna share their personal experiences getting DEXA scans ~ the gold standard for measuring body composition, bone density, visceral fat, and resting metabolic rate.

They open up about why they wer... more

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Sarah Gilks
Founder of Healthy Role Models, with extensive experience in health and fitness, dedicated to empowering women to reach their wellness goals.
Tanna Payne
Master trainer and former International Olympic weightlifter, focusing on women's health and fitness, providing guidance and support in their journeys.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 147 ratings
  • Highly recommend this podcast

    It’s really good information. The chats are interesting and uplifting. The hosts are sincere and relatable and the advice is realistic - stuff that’s actually achievable. I LOVE IT!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JoannaMdell
    Canada5 months ago
  • Amazing

    I don’t know how they do it, but everytime I listen the message is EXACTLY what I need to hear. Love, love, LOVE!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Eiluj1976
    Canada5 months ago
  • A must listen for all women!!

    This podcast is so chock full of incredible tips and life lessons for any woman looking to make healthier choices. Real life examples, situations you can relate to. Sarah and Tanna are the girlfriends you didn’t even know you needed 🫶🏻

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    HRM4Life
    Canada6 months ago
  • All the things, health and fitness!

    I love soaking in the insights and tips from these two ladies. The topics are about all the questions that we have about our health. So inspirational, informative and FUN! I always look forward to the next episode!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    susie nelson
    Canadaa year ago
  • 🦋training for life 💪🏼

    HRM helps me connect the dots of my healthy lifestyle 💪🏼 can’t wait to hear your future topics!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KARLYSUE666
    Canadaa year ago

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Many highlight the inspirational content and the supportive atmosphere fostered by the discussions.
The podcast often evokes feelings of empowerment and motivation among listeners, who consider it a valuable resource for personal health journeys.
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Overwhelmed? Stuck? Ready to Quit? Sarah & Tanna Have Your Back!
Q: What would be your advice around motivation when it starts to dwindle?
Having a strong reason for doing it is essential, and understanding that your body loves familiarity can help push through stagnation in motivation.
Stronger, Leaner, Happier: Our Top 3 Exercises for Perimenopause & Beyond
Q: How do we get started with plyometrics?
Begin with small impacts, like jumping from a half squat or using an aerobic step before progressing to higher intensity jumps.
Stronger, Leaner, Happier: Our Top 3 Exercises for Perimenopause & Beyond
Q: How would one start with sprint interval training or high-intensity interval training?
Start small depending on your current ability, such as beginning with speed walking and gradually increasing intensity and effort over time.
Stronger, Leaner, Happier: Our Top 3 Exercises for Perimenopause & Beyond
Q: How does one get started with strength training if they are not yet strength training?
Start by learning the foundational exercises like squats, deadlifts, proper presses, and push-ups to ensure proper form and prevent injuries.
The One Thing That Keeps Us Growing and Can Help You Too!
Q: How did you choose the right coach?
The guest looked for a coach who not only had certifications but also personal experience as an athlete and understanding of parental challenges.

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Focused on women's health, wellness, and empowerment, this podcast features candid discussions by experienced hosts who share insights from their journeys in fitness and personal growth. Regular topics include the psychological barriers that can hinder progress, the importance of community support, and practical strategies for incorporating healthful habits into daily life. Unique to this show is a strong emphasis on relatable and realistic approaches to fitness, making it both motivational and accessible for listeners seeking genuine advice on living healthier lives.

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Training for Life launched 2 years ago and published 59 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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