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I am remaining on my same fitness routine I had prior to becoming pregnant. I attend yoga sculpt 1-2 times per week, zumba and run a few times per week. There's a great book called The Pregnant Athlete. Fitness is always important to me but has become even more of a priority now that I'm pregnant. It's supposed to help with pregnancy, labor and bouncing back after baby. Good luck!

You're too funny. I don't read much since ME/CFS. My vision tend to gang up with my brain to confuse me. Giggles. I bought a video by Karen Voigt (no sure I spelled her last name right), 'YOGA SCULPT". I''ve been doing it since 4 yrs ago..Very helpful to me and probably the easiest yoga stretching you'll find, not to mention it doesn't ask me go 'HUM..........HUM......HUM. Enjoy that cool a/c @ motel. !!!

I started 15 minutes and worked up. I do yoga. Moves that are to hard I skip. I swim. I lift weights 2-3 pounds watching TV.

Try looking up your favorite TV show or movie and then work out afterwards there's many online and they're kind of fun to do and they make you feel better for rewatching an entire season

I am 14 weeks and trying to maintain my schedule of running, walking, and take a yoga sculpt class a couple times per week. Listen to your body!

I had awful back pain from my first pregnancy because my tailbone went out of place. The exercise ball helped a lot as well as yoga and Pilates...

I enjoy walking and things like that, but I am still so tired that I don't do nearly as much as I should. I have also thought about getting into a prenatal yoga class or atleast buying a video to do it at home, but haven't gotten around to it yet. So all in all so far I'm a lazy bum!

Well, Ranaesheart suggested the other day that I do a post about yoga, since I suggest it whenever someone new comes into the community, so I'm going to give it a shot. I must confess, I am definitely a novice with yoga myself, but I learn more as I go along. I know there are several different kinds of yoga, ranging from what I do, which is slow and deliberate to another type that is very physical. Each kind of yoga has its own name and no, I don't know them all.

Studies have NOW proven that the time to stretch is NOT before you exercise!!! Think about it. Before you exercise, your muscles are COLD. Stretching could severely damage your muscles. Stretching is ideally performed AFTER exercise - and SHOULD be practiced. You maximize all the good work you just accomplished! (We're all going for that long, lean look - stretch, baby, stretch!!! There are now whole classes built around JUST stretching - it's phenomenal!

So I'm 30 weeks pregnant and have to find a new way to exercise. I I've in Wisconsin and the wind shield is already below ten. So it's too cold for me to be going on daily walks. Would yoga be a good alternative? Or what can I do as an alternative so I'm still getting my exercise.

Bounce on an exercise ball. I would sit on it while watching tv instead of the couch. I really think it helped.

that you SHOUT IT OUT here, describe why you chose this exercise and ... how many calories did it burn! Yep .. get those exercise trackers filled in and report it in your comment! Let's get everybody involved and encourage each other. You may want to send a note to 3 friends to get it going .. and come post who you sent it to so we can all help encourage them. Plan on having this thread throughout the week .. EXERCISE is going to be a PRIORITY this week ..

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s not an option for you, my next suggestion would be yoga. It will definitely stretch those muscles and is very low impact. With yoga, you have to be conscious of what you are doing in order to do it correctly, so it's also excellent for putting you in a calm state of mind, which will also help control the pain. My favorite dvd is by Element - Yoga for Beginners. It gives detailed instructions on how to do each pose and also has work out sections. I think the dvd was around $15.

I'm 29 weeks, I take walks in the park some days and others, I go to the pool..that's usually when my feet hurt too much to walk. Try long walks, and going to the pool. ;) they're a litte less tiring than yoga ..

I switched up my workout and started integrating HIIT workouts (e.g bootcamp, yoga sculpt with weights) and that's when I noticed myself getting leaner.

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walking is the best, yoga, swimming, squats. Just go slow at first if you haven't exercised in a while.

I would talk to your doctor first, and see what they suggest for exercise. Things like yoga, walking, swimming, etc all are recommended typically. Low impact seems to be the most common.

I do yoga and squats

I do walk around 1.5 hours a day, it definitely helps ! If you are really hungry but you think you should stop I recommend 1-2 portion of grapes. They do have calories but it fills you its also healthy . I love them, its also said it helps to lose weight. I cant comment on that thought, but I did lose weight walking. Its not stressful , its enjoy able. Just take your dog for a walk, or take your camera and take pictures meawhile like I do. Very enjoyable !

im tring yoga, but after a couple days i am ready to quit from the pain. does it get better or should i quit.

I know it is too early (1 week post op), but looking forward, has any found a relaxing exercise program? My first thoughts were yoga, swim, or Zumba. I kook forward to trying something when the time is right. Thanks!

You can do pregnancy yoga, or just walking or riding a bike.

What kinds of exercise are you doing during your pregnancies? I'd like to workout but don't want to over do it.

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