3 Mistakes most personal trainers make with hormone balance

Fitness Coach, by the end of this post you’ll know how to avoid 3 of the most common mistakes personal trainers make when it comes to hormone balance & 3 ways you can support your client’s hormone balance within your scope of practice!

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How to utilize more fat using using your menstrual cycle

Instead of being a personal trainer who doesn’t know how to help your clients work with their hormones, this blog post is going to show you exactly how you can help your clients lose weight using their menstrual cycle.

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How menstrual cycle PMS affects Sports Performance

If you are a coach, athlete or fitness enthusiast, you are going to want to understand how PMS affects sports performance and how you can work around it!

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What to do when a client gains weight before her period

But why does that water retention happen? It’s the hormone aldosterone’s impact on the balance of sodium and potassium within their body around 10 days before they start their period. What can she do about it? I’ll tell you what I do for it myself and how I’ve helped my clients manage it…

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Sore Boobs could mean a lack of nutrition

Breast soreness before the period should be addressed and not ignored! There are 4 easy nutrition tips to help you reduce sore boobs before your period.

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How My Fitness Coach Screwed My Hormones

So once I received the training and nutrition plan from him, I was actually pretty astonished. I was already a personal trainer in 2008, 2009. And I knew that variety of exercise and nutrition were important, but this program didn't have exercise variability at all. And I was literally eating the same things every single day.

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How to Workout on Your Period

Ever wonder HOW and IF you should workout on your period. This blog post will answer all your questions about working out on your period!

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Why Cycle Syncing Fitness Recommendations need an update

The term cycle syncing was coined and trademarked by Alisa Viti. She founded the Flo Living institute and I wanted to show you her article on the Flo Living site. We’ll cover the follicular, ovulatory and luteal phase recommendations that Alisa makes and I’ll share some updates with ya.

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A Strength Routine for The Menstrual Cycle

Wondering how to build your strength routine to match the 4 phases of your menstrual cycle…and still get yourself or your clients goals. By the end of this blog post, you will understand exactly how to do that.

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Holistic Nutrition for the Menstrual Cycle

If you’re looking for a simple way to help yourself and your client’s stay nourished throughout the 4 phases of the cycle, this will give you 5 simple ways help your clients!

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How to reduce high estrogen levels in your menstrual cycle

If you think you might have high estrogen because of PMS, cramps, headaches or breast tenderness then stick around because I am going to share 4-ways to help you reduce excess estrogen!

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4 ways to reduce anxiety-related PMS in your menstrual cycle

If you deal with anxiety, mood changes or irritability prior to your period, this is going to help you understand why that happens and give you physical, emotional & relational tools to help you reduce those negative feelings. I’ll be sharing from my own life experiences and sharing what I did and how you can incorporate it yourself.

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What Personal Trainers should know about the Menstrual Cycle

When personal trainers ask, “how should I train my clients for their menstrual cycle”, they might get some basic info like, hormones are low when your client is menstruating, so take it easy.

But you and I both know that the cycle is more complicated then looking at just the menstrual phase. There are 4 phases of the menstrual cycle and research is now showing that we have different physical capacities at each phase of the cycle.

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Luteal Phase Exercise Science…

Does cycle syncing workouts sound confusing to you? This luteal phase workout will help take the guesswork out! All you’ll need is a kettlebell, booty band, a looped band and your mat. This workout is best for the early luteal phase when your energy is still higher.

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