JEN'S Maniac Fitness

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ISSA CERTIFIED PERSONAL TRAINER
and GROUP FITNESS INSTRUCTOR
Fitness enthusiast 💪
30yrs experience.🇺🇸🇨🇦

01/01/2026

No stopping us! We rang in 2026 with guns blazing! Gym closed is just a myth to us! I'm super pumped for this year, we're gonna crush it!
CONSTANCY IS KEY!

12/29/2025

💥BOOT CAMP💥
Wed, Dec 31 at 9am
Location: Pacana park
$7 donation
Please come by early to sign the waiver!
Bring water and a mat or towel.

12/02/2025
“The role of estrogen and progesterone receptors in the rotator cuff disease: a retrospective cohort study” BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders October 2021. Here are some snippets from the above article that I loved: - ER-ß showed the most significant association with tendon abnormalities. It implies that this receptor may play a leading role in altering tendon homeostasis compared to ER-a and progesterone receptors. - Hormone receptors in rotator cuff (RC) tendons is the first step to understand the potential role of estrogens and progesterone in predisposing shoulder injuries. -Immunoreactivity was seen in the nuclei of tenocytes and vascular cells. Postmenopausal women's samples showed a markedly higher expression of these receptors compared to their male counterpart. -In order to express their biological activities, female hormones have to interact with their specific nuclear receptors, estrogen receptor (ER) and progesterone receptor (PR). -There are two different isoforms of ER: ER-a and ER-B. - There are two progesterone isoforms: PR-A and PR-B. -Estrogen and progesterone are known to influence fibroblast proliferation and the production of type I collagen. -However, menopause is associated with an important reduction of type I collagen content in tendon tissue (the most important structural protein in tendons and ligaments). ——————————————— And when I say to you, you are primed for tendonitis in perimenopause and menopause, this is one of the reasons why you have changed. You are changing, we have to take of our joints. 11/15/2025

Estrogen receptors in your tendons!!!

“The role of estrogen and progesterone receptors in the rotator cuff disease: a retrospective cohort study” BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders October 2021. Here are some snippets from the above article that I loved: - ER-ß showed the most significant association with tendon abnormalities. It implies that this receptor may play a leading role in altering tendon homeostasis compared to ER-a and progesterone receptors. - Hormone receptors in rotator cuff (RC) tendons is the first step to understand the potential role of estrogens and progesterone in predisposing shoulder injuries. -Immunoreactivity was seen in the nuclei of tenocytes and vascular cells. Postmenopausal women's samples showed a markedly higher expression of these receptors compared to their male counterpart. -In order to express their biological activities, female hormones have to interact with their specific nuclear receptors, estrogen receptor (ER) and progesterone receptor (PR). -There are two different isoforms of ER: ER-a and ER-B. - There are two progesterone isoforms: PR-A and PR-B. -Estrogen and progesterone are known to influence fibroblast proliferation and the production of type I collagen. -However, menopause is associated with an important reduction of type I collagen content in tendon tissue (the most important structural protein in tendons and ligaments). ——————————————— And when I say to you, you are primed for tendonitis in perimenopause and menopause, this is one of the reasons why you have changed. You are changing, we have to take of our joints.

11/05/2025

See you tomorrow!!! Don't forget your muscles......moohaha

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