Exercise for the PCOS gal is so controversial. Do you do HIT, Yoga, cardio, what is the best? And there are a lot of opinions about this as well. So I invited a PCOS personal trainer on the podcast to talk to us about the right approach to exercise with PCOS.
In this episode we chat about:
- Emma's personal story of how she was diagnosed with PCOS.
- Women with PCOS are more likely to have insulin resistance as their root cause but not all women. So a one size fits all approach does not work.
- What is Emma's approach to exercise?
- How can mindset can improve PCOS symptoms and help with your workout?
- What exercises she recommends for the PCOS gal and how her program is different.
- What to do when you are first diagnosed.
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Here is Emma's info.
Emma | PCOS Fitness Coach (@mind.motion.pcos) • Instagram photos and videos
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