I read the research on midlife physiology and write what it actually means for training — then build the strength programming from it. For women navigating perimenopause and menopause.
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I’m a machine learning engineer at a femtech startup with a PhD in computational chemistry and a background in clinical AI. I spend my days in primary literature on midlife physiology — and my evenings turning it into training women 35+ can actually run. The strength certification is what makes the translation applied.
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