Rachel's Strong Girls Squad

Ep26. Why women fear the wrong injuries

15 min · 19 de jun de 2026
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If you've ever thought "I'd love to lift weights, but what if I hurt myself?" this episode is for you. In this episode: * Why strength training has a surprisingly low injury rate * The weird and wonderful ways people actually get injured * Why pain and damage aren't always the same thing * What my recent back pain taught me * Why becoming stronger makes you harder to break * How to build confidence in the gym, even if you're nervous

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