Are there any workouts to maybe start it or get closer to it?

No way, you can't really do exercises to make your period start or come sooner. Your body just does its own thing when it's ready. It's all about your hormones, and those hormones decide when your first period shows up, not how many push-ups you do.

Everyone's body is different, and your period will start when it's meant to, usually between ages 10 and 15. The best thing you can do is just chill and let your body do its thing. It's getting ready for a whole new phase of life, and that takes time. Eating healthy, getting enough sleep, and moving your body are always good, but they won't make your period magically appear.

Your body gives you clues before your period actually starts. You might notice your breasts developing, or some white or yellowish discharge in your underwear. Those are usually signs that your first period is on its way, usually within a few months to a year after discharge starts. If you're super curious about how close yours might be, there's a quiz on this site that can give you a rough idea: how close is my first period?