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SHOULD YOU SYNC YOUR TRAINING WITH YOUR MENSTRUAL CYCLE?
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You don’t NEED to periodize your training based on your period 😱
(Pun definitely intended)
It’s common for some women to feel more fatigued during the late luteal phase of their cycle — the few days right before your period where some experience PMS symptoms.
However, despite what all the ‘hormone coaches’ claim online, you don’t actually HAVE to change your training by only walking or doing yoga 2 weeks out of the month. This is a great way to make slow progress with your strength & muscle growth 👀
Although hormones can influence training, there are many more important factors that impact your performance like nutrition, stress, sleep, programming, recovery, etc — and the science confirms this (PMID: 37033884)
So instead of putting a pause on your strength gains, focus on these things FIRST:
1️⃣ Adjust your training based on how you FEEL by using RPE (rate of perceived exertion) during your workouts — aka listening to your body. Groundbreaking stuff, I know. Some women will be able to push hard, while others may feel more fatigued.
2️⃣ Make sure you’re getting enough FOOD, especially carbs, because, hello energy! Most women tend to under-eat!
3️⃣ Take the time to actually learn what’s happening in your body during each phase from reputable sources — knowledge is power!
4️⃣ Be sure you’re following a consistent program — how will you know if your performance changes if you’re just doing random workouts or taking 2 weeks out of the month off? 🤔
If you’re looking for high quality programming with hundreds of women, join my group training membership, Supple Strength, free for 7 days!
You have nothing to lose & everything to GAIN!
Your period doesn’t make you a fragile snowflake — it makes you a super hero 😎
Currently lifting on my period & I haven’t internally combusted yet 🤷🏼♀️
Have you heard these blanket statements in regards to cycle syncing for training? Let me know in the comments!
Dealing with pain or injuries?
Looking to improve your fitness?
Apply to work 1-on-1 with me and my team!
Looking for some more FREE resources?
#cyclesyncing #periodtalk #strengthtrainingforwomen #cycletraining #femalefitness #menstrualcycle #womenwholift #gymworkout #gymhumor #femalestrength #strongwomen
(Pun definitely intended)
It’s common for some women to feel more fatigued during the late luteal phase of their cycle — the few days right before your period where some experience PMS symptoms.
However, despite what all the ‘hormone coaches’ claim online, you don’t actually HAVE to change your training by only walking or doing yoga 2 weeks out of the month. This is a great way to make slow progress with your strength & muscle growth 👀
Although hormones can influence training, there are many more important factors that impact your performance like nutrition, stress, sleep, programming, recovery, etc — and the science confirms this (PMID: 37033884)
So instead of putting a pause on your strength gains, focus on these things FIRST:
1️⃣ Adjust your training based on how you FEEL by using RPE (rate of perceived exertion) during your workouts — aka listening to your body. Groundbreaking stuff, I know. Some women will be able to push hard, while others may feel more fatigued.
2️⃣ Make sure you’re getting enough FOOD, especially carbs, because, hello energy! Most women tend to under-eat!
3️⃣ Take the time to actually learn what’s happening in your body during each phase from reputable sources — knowledge is power!
4️⃣ Be sure you’re following a consistent program — how will you know if your performance changes if you’re just doing random workouts or taking 2 weeks out of the month off? 🤔
If you’re looking for high quality programming with hundreds of women, join my group training membership, Supple Strength, free for 7 days!
You have nothing to lose & everything to GAIN!
Your period doesn’t make you a fragile snowflake — it makes you a super hero 😎
Currently lifting on my period & I haven’t internally combusted yet 🤷🏼♀️
Have you heard these blanket statements in regards to cycle syncing for training? Let me know in the comments!
Dealing with pain or injuries?
Looking to improve your fitness?
Apply to work 1-on-1 with me and my team!
Looking for some more FREE resources?
#cyclesyncing #periodtalk #strengthtrainingforwomen #cycletraining #femalefitness #menstrualcycle #womenwholift #gymworkout #gymhumor #femalestrength #strongwomen