• They're Not Like Us: Why Men Lose Weight Faster & Women Struggle in Midlife
    Feb 19 2025

    Drop the one-size-fits-all fitness and nutrition advice because, ladies—they're not like us.

    Men and women don’t play by the same biological rulebook when it comes to weight loss, muscle, and metabolism. So why are we still following fitness plans designed for men in their 30s?

    In this episode, we’re breaking down why men lose weight faster, build muscle easier, and seem to bounce back from workouts like superheroes—while we’re over here counting macros, lifting weights, and wondering why our jeans still feel snug.

    Spoiler: It’s not your fault! Hormones, metabolism, and stress all hit differently in midlife, and it’s time to start training smarter, not harder.

    We’ll cover:

    💪 Why cardio alone won’t cut it in menopause (and what actually works)
    🥩 The truth about protein and how to fuel your body post-45
    🔥 Why men recover faster—and how you can optimize rest for better results
    🚫 The #1 mistake women make when trying to lose weight in midlife

    It’s time to stop playing by their rules and start training in a way that works for you. Tune in and let’s rewrite the menopause fitness playbook together.

    Get the Menopause Minis! 10-minute strength workouts that are perfect if your workouts feel like a CHORE! https://www.camoyler.com/meno-minis

    Key Takeaways:
    -Men and menopausal women have different fitness and nutrition needs.
    -Fasting may not be effective for most women.
    -Testosterone helps men build muscle and burn fat efficiently.
    -Women lose muscle mass starting at age 30, affecting metabolism.
    -Estrogen decline during menopause leads to changes in fat storage.
    -Cortisol can hinder weight loss and muscle retention in women.
    -Strength training can significantly reduce the risk of osteoporosis.
    -Strict caloric restriction can backfire for menopausal women.
    -Protein intake is crucial for maintaining muscle mass in menopause.
    -Managing stress is essential for overall health during menopause.

    Timestamps:
    00:00
    Exercise Strategies for Menopausal Women
    05:37
    Nutrition: The Importance of Protein
    09:08
    Practical Solutions for Fitness and Nutrition

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    10 mins
  • How to Build a Home Gym That Works for YOU in Menopause
    Feb 12 2025

    00:00 Convenience and Consistency in Workouts

    05:11 Kettlebell and Stability Ball Tips

    08:47 Benefits of Early Workouts

    10:28 Quick Workouts for Busy Women

    Click Here to Get the FREE Home Gym Guide

    Get the Menopause Minis! 10-minute strength workouts 👉 https://www.camoyler.com/meno-minis

    In this episode of The Menopause Method, we’re ditching the idea that you need a fancy gym (or hours of free time) to get strong.

    I’m breaking down how to create a simple, effective home gym that makes it easy to stay consistent—because when workouts fit your life, you actually do them.

    We’ll cover:
    🏡 The must-have equipment (and what’s just nice to have)
    🔹 How to set up a space that invites action
    💪 The mindset shift that turns your home gym into your strength sanctuary

    If you’ve ever said, “I don’t have time to work out,” this episode is for you.

    Listen now and let’s make movement work for you!

    Get the Menopause Minis! 10-minute strength workouts:

    https://www.camoyler.com/meno-minis

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    13 mins
  • Why You Keep Avoiding What’s Good for You in Menopause (and How to Stop)
    Feb 5 2025

    Ever wonder why you keep putting off that workout, that meal prep, or even that much-needed downtime?

    It’s not just you—your brain is wired to keep you safe and comfortable, which sometimes means dodging the very things that would help you thrive.

    In this episode, I’m diving into the sneaky ways we avoid the things that would actually make us feel better—especially in menopause.

    We’ll unpack the science behind procrastination (spoiler: it’s not just about willpower) and how self-awareness is the key to breaking the cycle.

    Plus, I’m sharing simple, doable strategies to shift your mindset, change the way you talk to yourself, and start celebrating those small wins—because progress is progress, no matter how tiny.

    Let’s move past avoidance and start showing up for ourselves in a whole new way!

    Get the Menopause Minis: 10-minute Strength Workouts:

    https://www.camoyler.com/meno-minis

    Timestamps:
    00:00 "Unraveling Procrastination and Avoidance"

    04:10 Mindfully Confront Avoidance Patterns

    09:41 Overcoming Procrastination with Small Wins

    10:26 "Overcoming Mental Blocks"



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    11 mins
  • How to Rewire Your Brain for Exercise in Menopause
    Jan 28 2025

    00:00 Uncovering Brain's Decision Strategies

    03:44 Exploring Our Four Body Types

    07:19 Challenge Negative Self-Talk

    10:25 Subscribe and Connect on Instagram


    In this episode, you'll hear:

    1. Understanding Motivation and Sabotage: Cam takes a deep dive into what triggers your motivation strategies and why we sometimes end up sabotaging ourselves. Spoiler alert: it's all in your subconscious!
    2. The 4 Bodies Connection: Learn how your energetic, mental, emotional, and physical bodies play a crucial role in your motivation to exercise. They're more connected than you think!
    3. Creating Lasting Habits: Discover how to bring your subconscious motivations into awareness so you can intentionally design habits that stick.
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    11 mins
  • National Quitters Day: Stop Quitting Your Goals in Midlife
    Jan 10 2025

    00:00 All-or-nothing mindset hinders progress; embrace imperfection.

    03:58 Evolved exercise identity became fitness-related business.

    07:39 Stack new habits with well-established ones.



    In this episode, you'll hear:

    • Ease Up on Perfectionism: The all-or-nothing mindset can hinder progress. Embrace life's journey, and learn from inevitable mistakes instead of giving up entirely.
    • Set Goals Mindfully: Internal motivations rooted in personal reflection often have more staying power than superficial targets. Tuning into emotions can guide us to more meaningful change.
    • Timing Matters: Winter, a season of reflection rather than growth, might not be ideal for setting new resolutions. Consider using this time for inward reflection and prepare to set new goals as spring approaches.
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    8 mins
  • How to Set Intentions When You're in Menopause
    Jan 1 2025


    00:00 Reflect, set intentions; use "3 pluses and a wish."

    06:01 Habit stacking: combining tasks to build routines.

    06:49 Reflect, set intentions; health is a journey.


    In this episode, you'll hear:

    1. Reflection is Key: Learn the powerful method of "3 Pluses and a Wish" to look back at 2024 with gratitude and see where you thrived.
    2. Say Yes to Intentions, Not Resolution: Discover why intentions are the gentle, flexible approach to guide your year rather than rigid resolutions.
    3. Master the Art of Habit Stacking: Sneak in those healthy habits effortlessly by linking them with something you already do daily.

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    8 mins
  • Why the Scale Went Up (and It's Not Fat Gain!)
    Dec 23 2024

    00:00 Scale's number doesn't define your progress.

    05:18 Focus on overall progress, not scale number.

    06:54 Focus on holistic health, not scale numbers.

    In this episode, you'll hear:

    1. Everyday Fluctuations: Discover why things like late night snacks or not “going” could make the scale creep up.
    2. Body's Natural Responses: Learn how your carbs, water intake, and strength training are teaming up to throw curveballs at your weigh-ins (but in a good way!).
    3. Mastering Stress and Inflammation: Unpack the surprising impact of short-term inflammation and the crucial role of cortisol in your day-to-day health journey.
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    9 mins
  • Movement Snacks: Boost Your Metabolism with Mini Workouts in Midlife
    Dec 10 2024

    00:00 Movement snacks improve metabolism, energy, mood.

    03:11 NEAT burns more daily calories than exercise.

    08:29 Incorporate exercise into daily routine multitasking.

    10:09 Muscles store and release glucose during workouts.


    In this episode, you'll hear:

    • Enhance Metabolic Health: Even short bursts of movement like air squats can significantly improve glucose regulation and insulin sensitivity, helping to keep your metabolism active and efficient.
    • Promote Overall Wellness: Incorporating movement snacks can elevate your mood, improve energy levels, and support cardiovascular health, reducing the risk of diseases prevalent in midlife and beyond.
    • Easy Habit Stacking: Seamlessly integrate movement into daily activities by pairing it with existing routines—do squats while brushing your teeth or have a dance party during TV commercials!



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    13 mins