Exercising when pregnant

About Me

I always loved to exercise every day but when I got pregnant I felt so sick for the first 12 weeks and I couldn't get off the couch. After a while, I started feeling better and I knew I wanted to get back into exercise again, not just for me but also for the baby. This blog has some tips on types of exercise to suit every type of pregnancy, whether you feel great or whether you feel terrible and can hardly move. I hope it inspires other pregnant mamas to get out there and starting exercising more during their pregnancies.

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The Benefits of Meal Kit Delivery

10 January 2022
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This article explains some of the benefits of signing up for a meal kit delivery program and how it can support your exercise regime. Read on to discover more! Enjoy a nutritionally balanced meal Meal kits are designed to be nutritionally balanced. They take all of the guesswork out of cooking so you know that you're getting all the minerals and vitamins your body needs every day. Eating healthy is something that many people struggle with due to their hectic schedule or lack of motivation. Read More

Everything You Need to Know About Shoulder and Knee Injury Rehabilitation

14 December 2020
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As an athlete or professional sports player, you probably know that joint injuries can occur at any time during your play, training or exercise. The most common joint injuries occur in your knee or shoulder, and that is why you come across services like shoulder or knee injury rehabilitation. Here's everything you need to know about these services: Shoulder or Knee Surgery Severe knee or shoulder injuries may require surgery. The surgeon (an orthopedic surgeon) — especially one who knows that athletes will most likely ask how soon they can get back to their sport — tries his or her best to offer you the treatment that guarantees quick and full recovery. Read More

How Massage Therapy Can Help You Before, During, and After Pregnancy

24 October 2019
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If you've ever had a massage before, you know they feel great. But did you know they can also do great things for your mind and body too? Massage therapy is an alternative healing method which aims to improve both emotional and physical health by skilfully manipulating the body's soft tissues, from the skin to the muscles. Anyone can benefit from massage therapy, but it's particularly beneficial to women venturing into the journey of motherhood. Read More

Three Reasons to Try CrossFit

1 November 2017
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CrossFit is a type of exercise that was developed several years ago. Here are three reasons why you might want to give it a try. You'll never get bored Many people struggle to maintain a consistent fitness routine because they find the repetitiveness of their chosen exercise to be quite boring. Performing the exact same movements, in the exact same order, over and over again can quickly become tiresome. If you are one of these people, then it might be worth trying out CrossFit, as this type of exercise provides a huge amount of variety. Read More

Why Every Athlete Should Consider Physiotherapy

8 August 2017
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If you're an athlete of any sort, or if you just work out or play a certain game regularly, you could probably benefit from regular physiotherapy. Unfortunately, however, many people only turn to physiotherapy when they're injured or are feeling overly stiff and sore. Note a few reasons why everyone who is physically active, and especially those who are very athletic or who enjoy a certain sport or a regular basis, should consider sports physiotherapy as part of their regular routine, and not just for healing or recovery. Read More