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The Movement Series · Vol. I

The 4-Week PCOS Workout Plan

Sets, reps and rest actually specified. Not "do some resistance training".

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Two strength sessions a week, two walks, two rest days. Eight movements, each with a substitution for when your shoulder or knee objects. A progression rule so week 4 is measurably harder than week 1.

And a week 1 that is deliberately too easy, because that is where almost everyone quits.

What is inside

13 pages · PDF

  • Four weekly schedules with type, session and what to do on every day
  • Eight movements with cues and a substitution for each
  • The evidence for why it does not start at high intensity — with the counter-evidence printed beside it
  • Troubleshooting, and what to track instead of the scale

Who this is not for

Most guides skip this. It is the most useful section on the page, because a guide that is wrong for you does not fail gently — it costs you a month and convinces you the problem is your willpower.

  • Anyone with chest pain on exertion, uncontrolled blood pressure or a current joint injury, without medical advice first
  • Anyone recently post partum, without clearance
  • Anyone looking for a fat-loss programme — there is no calorie figure in it
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This guide is one of 15 in The Complete PCOS Library — $99 for all of them, which is $6.60 each rather than $17.

This is education, not medical care

Nothing in this guide is a diagnosis, a prescription, or a treatment plan. Talk to a qualified clinician before acting on it — especially if you are pregnant, trying to conceive, breastfeeding, under 18, taking prescription medication, or living with an eating disorder.

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Questions

Is this HIIT?
No. The book explains why, quotes the evidence that vigorous training produces the largest metabolic improvements, and quotes the cortisol cost beside it. Both are true and you get both.
Do I need a gym?
No. Every movement has a home substitution. Dumbbells or resistance bands are enough.

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