After going in depth with Sophie May earlier this week to learn all things to do with nutrition and training and our cycle, Rubes is adding to the conversation today to speak to how to manipulate our training and nutrition around our cycle (if needed) to ensure we keep making progress towards our goals.

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Welcome to Women’s Health Month on the Eat Like Ruby Podcast! For the month of June we have 8 episodes & 4 experts covering a range of women’s health topics and how they look alongside being a health conscious gal pursing nutrition, training, body composition and performance goals. Throughout these episodes, we will be covering the menstrual cycle and its phases, PCOS and endometriosis, peri-menopause and menopause, and pre & post natal nutrition and training.

Today we are joined by Sophie May to cover the menstrual cycle and its phases, how these phases might impact our nutrition, training, energy and performance, as well as managing cravings and potentially adjusting training to suit different times in our cycle. Tune in next week for part 2 of this conversation, where we’ll dive into PCOS and endometriosis, and managing our nutrition, training & goals alongside these conditions.

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In today's episode, Rubes is breaking down all things CARBS. Carbs can get a bad wrap in the fitness industry, but today Rubes is breaking down the different aspects to carbs that are important to know and answers the questions for you - are carbs good or bad?

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Today Rubes is bringing a huge conversation to the pod, all about Energy Availability. As always, to educate on what it is, but also to dive into the affects it can have and come back to the advice Rubes often gives of getting out of a deficit as much as you can. Underfueling can have many consequences when done long-term, and Rubes is breaking down why this is the case and how you can optimise Energy Availability and therefore, optimise actual health.

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Rubes and Shack are in your ears today chatting all things IRONMAN! They chat about the experience in Port Mac, the unfortunate cancellation of the swim leg and how they adapted, Shack’s nutrition on the day and his experience throughout the 12 hour event 😅 and the question everyone is dying to know - if another IRONMAN is on the books 😉

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Today Rubes is answering the question - how flexible should my diet be? It can be common to go one of two ways when flexible dieting and either be too flexible with adding in any foods you want to eat whenever you want them or—be too strict and nitpicking numbers and over tracking. In today’s episode Rubes is helping you find the middle ground between these to ensure we meet all requirements to move towards our goals, while implementing a good amount of flexibility so that you enjoy yourself along the way.

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In today’s episode, Ruby is breaking down - start to finish - how she would plan a full day of eating based on your chosen goal and minimum target requirements.

Rubes gives advice based on how she sets things up, but also what to think about to hit the important stuff while maintaining flexibility.

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We know what flexible dieting is and how we can implement it to achieve any of our goals including fat loss, but today Rubes is here to give some extra tips to have a successful dieting phase. These tips will help you flexible diet forever, but also help you set up a dieting phase effectively so that you can successfully complete it and achieve the goal you've always wanted!

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