Ovulation
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Ovulation
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Ovulation
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Explore podcasts, interviews & explainers on ovulation — 2 indexed from The Diary Of A CEO & Bryan Johnson, updated Oct 2025.
Some women feel really great around ovulation.
The thing to know here is that your cycle happens in two very distinct phases marked by ovulation in the middle. The first half is called follicular and it means go hard, go fast, push your body more. The second half is luteil and it means go slow and prioritize recovery. Your cycle starts the first day of your period, which is great because it's very easy to know when that happens. So, how do you know when you're transitioning from valicular into lutil? Well, that's ovulation. There are several ways that you can track, have I ovulated, and is ovulation happening? The first is by counting the number of days since the first day of your period. The first day is day one. Count all the way through until you hit day 14. On average, that's when women ovulate. The reason that's the case is because your entire cycle on average is 28 days and so ovulation happens smack bang in the middle.
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“Some women feel really great around ovulation.”

“The thing to know here is that your cycle happens in two very distinct phases marked by ovulation in the middle. The first half is called follicular and it means go hard, go fast, push your body more....”