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Many gyms have a wide selection of group classes that include yoga, aerobics, step aerobics and dance-style workouts such as Zumba. Joining a class for beginners can help if you feel unsure of how to proceed with your workout. Remember, you're likely not the only gym newbie in the class. As you exercise in a class, you might feel more confident and even find a future workout partner. Check the area of the gym that features a number of cardio machines.

I have one of those rubber band things with handles, but can't find the instructions for various exercises. Anyone know what they are best for. I had good intentions when I bought it, but don't really know what to do with it.

different supplements have different types of use.... It is usually wriiten on the back of it .. But if it isn't any instructions then usually we take one scoop with a cup of water or milk .. You can also take this twice a day if u want serious mass..!! good luck ( feel free to ask any question ...

When you get an antifungal cream, make sure you follow the instructions and apply it thinly. Antifungal creams are not the same as cortisone creams. You can also get yogurt drinks that contain the good bacteria and capsules that contain the good bacteria, but these take a while to get into the system. Make sure too that you drink plenty of water 2-3 litres throughout the day is recommended, but more if you sweat or workout.

How does everyone workout everyday to stay fit? I am a FTM and I want to stay fit and not lay around the house everyday gaining weight. So can y'all help me ? Please .

I really recommend pregnancy yoga in your 2nd and 3rd trimester, before that aqua aerobics, swimming, normal yoga and Pilates, gym workout, light jog, stationary bike and cross trainer, anything really as long as you are feeling well and comfortable doing it.

I am wanting to do pre workout meals which dictate a meal 1hr before workout. Well trouble is I can only workout in the mornings. Is it possilbe to take the meds at a different time?

Check with your doctor for post-op instructions. There are a lot of factors that will determine recovery time such as how physically fit you are before surgery, any complications, and any other medical conditions you may have. You'll need at least two weeks and even then you shouldn't go full-bore back into your full pre-op activities if you're typically very physically active.

s no way I could have gone back to work the next day (I had too much cramping) so I rested 2 days afterwards and then went back to work. He said to rest for 2 days after the ET and I followed those instructions. This last time though, I actually went back to usual life and even exercised (whereas I took it REALLY easy during the first two cycles). This last time was the one that worked, so who know's.

She said walking is fine, but you just need to keep your heart rate below 140. You might want to get a heart rate monitor to wear while you workout. I have a friend who worked out her whole pregnancy, but I think it's up to the individual and their doctor. Good luck!

I added a stretch in my PT to help with that and it faded. After PT I decided I was going to workout and loose the weight I had gained while waiting for surgery to be approved. (6 Months not working) I started My workouts and lost 40 lbs in 2 months by eating better and my exercises 3 times a week. There was no problem with pain. After I backed off the workouts for a week or two the pain came back with a fury!!

) My husband was in a minor accident on saturday and I had been taking care of him since he cant get around all that great, keeping up with the house and helping more with the kids I didnt get a chance to do a formal workout, but I did it anyway. I am so excited. I have hypothyroidism and it is quite the challange to get that dumb needle to move in the right direction on the scale so I am happy...How have you guys been doing?

Is it better to workout in the morning after u wake up..empty stomach..or at the end of the day..after some time after dinner..?? Also..the only exercise i do is..cardio..brisk walk on manual treadill at ma home..for abt 40 min..is it enough..?? I m 53 kg n want to become 50kg...n lose fat frm my thighs n n arms????

Anyone workout till the end ? or how late into pregnancy did you. Im 35 weeks and still going to the gym. (4 days ) my dr. Said to stay active since i was extremely active before but i was wondering if anyone is doing the same or plan to.. or did it help with bringing labor or thru labor ?

Lots of cardio like walking and you can also do the stair stepper. if you lay on your back and workout your legs doing different things that also helps. You can do some squats but only until you feel tired then stop.

I workout everyday with a pregnancy pilates video. I did pilates everyday before becoming pregnant. It Keeps you toned and prepares you for delivery.

I'm 36 weeks, 2-3 days (my doctor's office says I'm a day ahead of what my app says) and every so often, I get this feeling in my abdomen as if I have just completed in "Insanity" style ab workout. I've got that burning, tense abdominal muscle sensation. It's hard to describe it's not exactly like contractions, it's more like a constant tense feeling. Has anyone else felt this being in their 3rd trimester?

So I just found out that I'm having twins so I want to start a light workout. Any suggestions on good prenatal workout DVDs?

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