Your Hormones Are Messing With Your Training (Here's How to Fix It)

Understand what’s happening in your body and how to support recovery, movement, and resilience.

You do your regular movement and feel strong, find your rhythm, and then suddenly your knee tweaks or your shoulder gives out. It’s not always form or effort, hormones influence ligament strength, recovery rates, and how your body responds to stress. A bit of strategy, aligning movement, nutrition, and rest with your biology and physiology can keep you strong and injury-free.

This blog breaks down how those hormonal changes affect your body at every stage, and how to train smarter through them. Whether you’re cycling, in peri menopause, post menopause, or just trying to figure out what’s going on, understanding the connection between hormones, movement, and recovery is key.

No matter the phase, keeping flexibility in your training, staying hydrated, and regularly checking your biomarkers can help you stay ahead of hormonal imbalances and nutrient deficiencies—before they catch up to you.

Some of my go-to tools for recovery and inflammation support? Near-infrared (NIR) light, arnica and DMSO gel, topical and oral boswellia, CBD cream, liposomal vitamin C, and peptides like BPC-157. Keep reading—I’ll walk you through when and how to support your body with what it actually needs. For more information on my favorite things, check out my shopping list and buy a copy of my book and workbook.

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