| Sumario: | This doctoral thesis by Lisset Haydeé Romero Sánchez focuses on developing a battery of tests to evaluate the physical condition of women during the climacteric stage. It addresses the decline in physical abilities and the increase of chronic non-communicable diseases that affect the quality of life during this period. The study proposes a systematic exercise regimen to improve physical health, tailored specifically for women in this stage. It employs a mixed-method approach to ensure the reliability and validity of the proposed evaluation tools. The research aims to provide a comprehensive instrument for assessing physical fitness, enhancing health outcomes, and supporting well-being in middle-aged women. The intended audience includes health professionals, researchers, and policymakers interested in women's health and fitness evaluation during climacteric and menopause.
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