Training with your cycle - explained! While you’re in the phase of life where you’re having regular periods, you may feel intuitively that you just don’t have as much drive during the days leading up to your period. And you may notice that certain times of the month you are able to absolutely crush your workouts. Following the rhythm of your cycle when it comes to your training and nutrition is a great way to feel your absolute best - and see the best results - and today I'll explain exactly how!
In this episode I'm exploring...
⭐️The phases of your cycle, and what your hormones are doing in each phase
⭐️How you can optimize your training at each phase of your cycle
⭐️Nutrition tips to support you at every stage of your cycle
⭐️How to mitigate some of your PMS symptoms, and why we get them
⭐️Considerations for training if you're on the pill
⭐️Conditions that cause hormone imbalances overview
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