Show' star has partnered with the resistance-based Pvolve fitness plan, which research says can help improve physical issues caused by menopause

Pvolve is a low-impact exercise programme based around a grid mat with 12 boxes. The classes, around half-an-hour long, incorporate strength-building exercises using equipment such as resistance bands, and increasing in intensity over the 12 weeks.

Dani Coleman, vice president of training and head trainer at Pvolve, as well as Jennifer Aniston's personal trainer, shared how she developed a low-impact workout that Aniston swears by and calls a "game changer.

It's expensive, and looks gimmicky, but the actress's pilates style workout - backed by a study this week - is ideal for mid-life women

The researchers said changes in the body during the menopause are thought to accelerate age-related decline in muscle mass, strength, and stability. The NHS recommends at least 150 minutes of moderate exercise a week, or 75 of vigorous intensity, to help reverse these age-related changes.

In the midst of that, Jennifer Aniston shared a fitness mantra she wants people to ignore—and it may not be what you expect. Ignore This Common Fitness Mantra, Jennifer Aniston

Jennifer Aniston’s favoured fitness regime is “effective at improving strength and balance in women during and post-menopause”, according to a new study.Academics from the University of Exeter set out to examine whether Pvolve – an at-home low-impact resistance exercise programme – could improve strength,