Many may not be aware, but March is Endometriosis Awareness Month. To shine a light on this condition and help raise awareness we spent a morning with Ailsa, who has been living with Endometriosis since her onset of menstruation as a teen.More than an Endo sufferer, Ailsa is a Vinyasa yoga teacher, boxing coach (and champion 💪), and runs Hot Girl Boxing a group for Women, non-binary and queer folk alike. Tell us a bit about yourself. I’m an amateur boxer with Islington Boxing Club and coach boxing around East London, including my amazing hotties at Hot Girl Boxing. Amateur boxing takes up a lot of my time during the season so there’s a lot of eat, train sleep, repeat, so outside of punching I’m almost definitely watching The Real Housewives. I’m a huge advocate of working with and understanding your menstrual cycle
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