We know that running makes us healthy as the benefits are widely known and strongly evidenced. We also know that women’s health deteriorates in postmenopausal years. The risk of developing medical conditions is lower in active women yet those over 50 are becoming less active at a time they need exercise more than ever.
Dr McGrattan details the physiology of the menopause so you can understand what is going on in your body, and how running can have in keeping you healthy. With chapters on HRT, adapting training and nutrition, the book highlights the benefits and challenges of running through the menopause. With digestible, practical and short tips, action points and Q&As, and illustrated step-by-step exercises, here you can find exactly what you need to help you get through this trying stage in your life.
The Runner’s Guide to Menopause
By Dr Juliet McGrattan
Written by a running and medical expert, this is an encouraging and practical book, packed with easy to digest advice, tips and plans to support your running journey through the menopause.
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Imprint: Sports | Pub date: September 2026 | Format: 234 x 153mm | Extent: 256 pages | Word Count: 75,000 words
About the Author
Dr Juliet McGrattan is a former GP, author of Run Well and of the award winning Sorted. She was the resident health expert Women’s Running magazine, and worked for three years as the Lead Champion for Physical Activity in the North West for Public Health England.