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Women experience unique and individual health challenges throughout their lives which can affect mobility, strength and overall wellbeing.

It is essential for women to seek help with tailored programs to improve physical function, reduce symptoms and enhance quality of life.

How exercise helps with conditions?

Pre and postnatal

Menopause and bone health

Chronic conditions and fatigue

Pelvic floor dysfunction

Pregnancy and childbirth are both physically demanding on a woman’s body. Working with an exercise professional to provide safe and effective exercise can help;

The hormonal fluctuations that occur during menopause can lead to bone density loss, joint pain and muscle weakness. With a personalised exercise programme, you can;

Women are more susceptible to experiencing chronic pain and fatigue syndromes such as fibromyalgia or chronic fatigue syndrome. Regular exercise supports these by;

Women may experience multiple different pelvic health conditions including incontinence, prolapse and pelvic pain. Safe and gentle movement prescribed by an exercise professional can;

  • Reduce back, hip and pelvic pain during and after pregnancy
  • Improve core strength and stability and support distasis recti recovery
  • Enhance overall fitness and mobility postpartum
  • Prevent or slow osteoporosis progression
  • Improve cardiovascular health and energy levels
  • Maintain and improve muscular strength and joint function
  • Regulate hormones and mood
  • Improve sleep quality
  • Manage and reduce pain and stiffness
  • Improve mobility and functional capacity
  • Increase energy levels and reduce fatigue
  • Strengthening pelvic floor muscles
  • Improving bladder control
  • Strengthening abdominals to improve stability and overall function

Recommended types of exercise

Regular movement that includes a range of exercise types is essential for managing women’s health conditions. Adults should aim to complete 150 minutes of exercise across the week, including two strength sessions and a variety of cardiovascular, balance and mobility exercises.

Types of exercise for women’s health

Cardiovascular

Aerobic exercise is important throughout all stages of life to manage heart and lung function and how efficiently they work. Exercises that increase your heart rate, including walking, jogging, swimming and rowing, are also important for the management of weight, energy, mood, cognition and hormones.

Strength

Exercises that use bands, weights, or body weight help build muscular strength and endurance and bone strength to improve overall physical function. With women losing muscle mass and bone strength at a faster rate than men, this form of exercise is vital for physical health. It can reduce the risk of developing conditions, including osteoarthritis and osteoporosis. Some examples may include squats, deadlifts and shoulder press.

Mobility

Mobility exercise is beneficial in managing joint health to improve flexibility and mobility, prevent muscle tightness, reduce pain and improve posture. Exercises including yoga, cat cow and book openers can help manage mental health as well as enhance balance and stability to support functional movements and everyday activities.

How our clinical exercise programmes work

Our personalised plans start where you are and build at your pace. From your first consultation to regular one-to-one sessions and simple at-home exercises, every step is designed to help you move more comfortably, build strength and confidence, and progress safely and steadily.

Initial consultation & assessment 

Personalised program delivery

One-to-one sessions

Home practice and check-ins

A relaxed chat about your health history, medications and goals, plus a gentle movement check you can do in everyday clothes. We agree on priorities together.

A clear plan built around what matters to you, focusing on strength, mobility, cardiovascular fitness and balance. It fits your routine and any medical considerations.

Regular sessions at home or a suitable local space. We adjust to how you’re feeling on the day and progress steadily. Suitable for chronic disease management, post-surgery exercise and joint pain support.

Short, simple exercises to keep you moving between sessions. We check what’s changing, tune the plan, and (with your permission) liaise with your GP, physio or consultant so care stays joined up