Your workout plan says:
β€œ5 km run.”
Your period says:
β€œHow about 5 minutes of lying down?”
πŸ˜‚
During your Period Phase, your energy can feel very different from one day to another.
You might wake up feeling completely fine.
Or you might wake up with:
Cramps.
Fatigue.
Low energy.
Backache.
Bloating.
And suddenly your gym motivation has left the chat.

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πŸ§˜β€β™€οΈ Your body doesn't always need a hard workout

If you're feeling comfortable, movement can still be part of your period days.
Try something that matches your energy:
πŸšΆβ€β™€οΈ Walking
πŸ§˜β€β™€οΈ Yoga
🌬️ Breathing exercises
πŸ’ƒ Gentle dancing
And if your body is asking for rest?
Rest.
You don't have to prove anything by exercising through pain or exhaustion.

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πŸ’‘ Try the β€œenergy check”

Before exercising, ask yourself:
How's my energy today?
How bad are my cramps?
Do I actually want to move?
If the answer is β€œI'm exhausted and everything hurts,” a rest day is completely reasonable.
If you're feeling good, go for it.
Your period doesn't automatically mean β€œno exercise.”
It means listen to your body today.

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πŸ“± Find your own pattern

Track your physical activity, energy, cramps, fatigue and mood in Clora.
After a few cycles, you might discover:
β€œWalking feels amazing during my period.”
β€œYoga helps when I have cramps.”
β€œI actually have plenty of energy on day two.”
Your body doesn't need the same thing every month.
So forget the perfect workout plan.
Today, choose the movement - or the rest - that feels right for you. πŸ’—

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