Next Level

Your Guide to Kicking Ass, Feeling Great, and Crushing Goals Through Menopause and Beyond

De: Stacy T. Sims, Selene Yeager

Narrado por: Gina Daniels

A comprehensive, physiology-based guide to peak performance for active women approaching or experiencing menopause—from the author of Roar, renowned exercise and nutrition scientist Dr. Stacy Sims

For active women, menopause hits hard. Overnight, your body doesn’t feel like the one you know and love anymore—you’re battling new symptoms, might be gaining weight, losing endurance and strength, and taking longer to bounce back from workouts that used to be easy. The things that have always kept you fit and healthy just seem to stop working the way they used to.

But menopause doesn’t have to be the end of you kicking ass at the gym, on the trail, in the saddle, or wherever you work out. Once you understand your physiology, you can work with it—not against it—to optimize your performance. That’s where Stacy Sims, PhD comes in. In Next Level, you’ll learn the underlying causes of menopause: the hormonal changes that are causing all the symptoms you’re feeling, and their impact on your wellness and performance. Then, what you really came for—what to do about it. Inside you’ll find science-backed advice about training, nutrition, sleep and recovery and supplements, as well as sample exercise routines, meal plans, macronutrient planning charts, and case studies from real women Stacy has coached through the transition. It’s the ultimate guide to navigating the Next Level.

*Includes a downloadable PDF of exercise routines, meal plans, planning charts, and other useful resources from the book.

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

©2021 Stacy Sims (P)2021 Random House Audio

A must read for women, empowering

I was so tired of hearing how menopausal women were defective and how terrible menopause was. This book was empowering and helped me with the realization that I can still be competitive in all things life. Menopause is not a disease it’s just a change.

Wish I would have read this 20 yrs ago

Super enlightening and educational and an athlete’s life saver m, I highly recommend this book especially for those who have chosen athletic lifestyles

WOW! What you didn't know about Menopause

This is a great overview of the plethora of symptoms and changes the body can undergo leading up to menopause! Simple enough for non medical persons to understand. With realistic solutions and/or adjustments offered for many of the issues presented. Well done.

Life changing

Full of practical advice, easy to follow without medical education. Narration perfect in a voice of a mature woman. Life changing knowledge which will help many.

A must read for the athlete woman dealing with menopause

I’ve been an athlete for decades and always felt I had my fitness and body “dialed in”. When menopause arrived it turned everything upside down! This book has been an incredible resource in helping me adjust to the new reality of my body and how to support it and still get the most out of it 💪

Great book

This book is great. Even though it is written for high performance athletes and I am not one, I am a very active 50 y/o woman. I took multiple things away from this book.

Essential Information Focused on Women!

Truly pertinent information for women about to enter, going through or post menopause. Provides essential resources and strategies to help women live their best life.

Excellent

For complicated, science-based content, the content is clear and reconditions are reasonable and customizable.

excellent advice from pros

at 64 yrs, I'm a competitive female equestrian athlete. this book has given me excellent advice from female professionals.


women's fitness is much different from men's fitness. these women authors deliver workouts and eating choices just for me! thank you so much 👍

Content very good. “LHS” I find annoying

I’m not one to consider myself a prude and I’m not a saint, but while walking and listening to the book specifically chapter 6 I found the excessive use of lift heavy “shit” to be overkill and distracting and annoying. It was used so much I had trouble getting past the excessive use. For general audiences I would think there could be many other words to choose from. The content otherwise is informative and thorough and thoughtful. Maybe it’s the menopause that hearing that “shit” word like it was on a loop annoyed me more than one would expect but it really put the hair up on my neck as I just waited for it to be said again… and sure enough it was … cringeworthy