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April 29, 2025 29 mins

Think you need brutal workouts to lose fat in midlife? Think again.
In this episode:

I share why daily steps are one of the most underrated (and powerful!) tools for fat loss, energy, and stress management — especially during perimenopause and beyond.
I’ll walk you through why walking beats extreme cardio, how it impacts your metabolism and hormones, and exactly how you can start building more movement into your busy day without the overwhelm.
If you’re tired of complicated plans and ready for something simple and sustainable, this one’s for you!


3 Key Takeaways:

  • Daily movement matters more than extreme workouts. Consistent steps can create a big impact on your fat loss and overall health.

  • More is better, but small wins count. You don’t need 10,000 steps on Day 1 — even a few hundred extra each day can move the needle.

    • Walking supports fat loss, blood sugar control, stress management, and better sleep — without exhausting your body.


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