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Tag Archives: thighs

How to exercise when you’re “too busy”

If you’re too busy to exercise, you’re just like everyone else.read more »

Wearing My Big Girl Pants Post 50!

As I’ve aged, I’ve discovered one thing to be perfectly true about myself. My mind has a tendency to wander. (Have you seen that new kitchen gadget that’s supposed to make your life that much easier? ) Umm…actually, read more »

Great Wall of Yoga (legs)

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Menopause, Maternity Wear, and Clowns

After the discomfort of wearing tight blue jeans during my holiday eating spree, I yearned for the panel pants of my maternity years. I’ve never loved a pair of pants as much as I loved those. The elastic waist-band, the panel that stretchesread more »

Clothes for women over 50: What to wear at work to look professional and feel comfortable Most Liked

A lot of women’s clothing isn’t made for comfort, it’s made for style.read more »

It Took 63 Years, But Now My Thighs Don’t Touch!

I knew that only you gals would understand. I was a “chubby” before puberty, slender and athletic in high school, and yet the weight came on. So, I fasted on water from time to time, and became a vegetarian before I was 30. I exercisedread more »

Are you performing Kegel exercises for women the wrong way?

Having children, getting older and losing estrogen can really take a toll on your vaginal muscles, but Kegel exercises for women can build them back up.read more »

Tricks for controlling bladder weakness

Overactive bladder, lack of facilities and other factors may force you into moments where you have to control your bladder weakness, which is hard to begin with.read more »

Eliminate Plantar Fasciitis Symptoms with Yoga Poses

The strength and flexibility that you gain when practicing yoga will also to help eliminate your painful plantar fasciitis symptoms.read more »

Bladder control exercises can help you gain control, stop that leaking bladder

During menopause, the level of estrogen drops, which can cause a weakening of your bladder muscles and your urethral sphincter (which keeps urine in your bladder).read more »