First-of-its-Kind Study from University of Exeter and Pvolve Researches Impact of Exercise on Women Pre and Post Menopause
While women make up a large portion of the $100 billion global fitness market, they have historically been underrepresented in consumer research.
- While women make up a large portion of the $100 billion global fitness market, they have historically been underrepresented in consumer research.
- In its Healthy Aging Study, Pvolve specifically addressed the physiological changes in aging women and the need to provide them with tailored exercise programs.
- When engaged in a workout like Pvolve’s functional approach, the University of Exeter observed that women can experience many benefits.
- Researchers found participants3 who consistently engaged in the Pvolve Method compared to a standard exercise routine4 noticed:
The Healthy Aging study was conducted by the University of Exeter, which recruited 72 women aged 40-60 years old.