Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Are you losing bone density as estrogen drops, and wondering what exercise actually helps? This clip explores why bone needs multi-directional stress and ground reactive force to stimulate bone mass development, not just straight-ahead running. Stacy Sims breaks down how jump training, multi-directional plyometrics, and learning proper landing mechanics support stronger bones, and why multi-directional sport athletes often show better bone health. She also explains where heavier weights fit in for injury prevention as bone density declines. Stacy Sims is an exercise physiologist specialising in female training and health.
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Are you losing bone density as estrogen drops, and wondering what exercise actually helps? This clip explores why bone needs multi-directional stress and ground reactive force to stimulate bone mass development, not just straight-ahead running. Stacy Sims breaks down how jump training, multi-directional plyometrics, and learning proper landing mechanics support stronger bones, and why multi-directional sport athletes often show better bone health. She also explains where heavier weights fit in for injury prevention as bone density declines. Stacy Sims is an exercise physiologist specialising in female training and health.
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Microlearning Courses
Focused courses on supplements, hormones, and training - each under 3 hours
👉 drstacysims.com/microlearning
Menopause 2.0
Your complete science-based guide to training through midlife and beyond
👉 drstacysims.com/menopause
Next Gen: Training Active Girls
For coaches, parents & teachers helping girls thrive through puberty and sport
👉 drstacysims.com/nextgen
▶️ Watch Next:
Continue learning with these related videos:
The Truth About Women’s Training & Nutrition | Dr. Stacy Sims on Andrew Huberman Podcast
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Follow me for daily tips:
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