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Women’s Fitness Adventures founder Yvonne Shepherd joins Jennifer Gale‘s Fit’n Fifty Plus podcast to talk about celebrating her 50th year on the 96—kilometre trek through the Kokoda Track. She also shared why she’s working on developing a Kokoda hike through Women’s Fitness Adventures.
Yvonne was a perfect fit for the show. Jennifer says: “Yvonne has a business focused on promoting being fit and healthy whilst providing an environmental and social connectedness. Yvonne is also an inspiring woman over 50, and my podcast has both experts and inspirational woman sending the message that life generally gets much better after 50.” Yvonne is also an expert in running a women-oriented fitness business, and was happy to share her knowledge and expertise on Jennifer’s show – making for a fascinating episode.
Jennifer Gale is the founder and owner of Fit’N Fifty Plus, an informational podcast that teaches and inspires women over 50 to stay (or get) fit and healthy, particularly after menopause. She has a Masters of Science and a background in cardiology and intensive care. Before Fit’N Fifty Plus, Jennifer worked as an executive and chief executive in public health services. She is also a certified wellness coach.
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Yvonne Shepherd is the Chief Adventure Officer at Women’s Fitness Adventures – a business designed for women and by women who seek adventure, fitness and travel all in one. Prior to Women’s Fitness Adventures, Jennifer worked for consumer goods companies all over the world, and owned her own fitness franchise. She also is a qualified personal trainer.
