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Exercise in pregnancy and social distancing

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Hi all

Does anyone have any exercise tips for pregnant ladies stuck inside due to social distancing? I went for a short walk today on my lunch break while working from home, but it didn’t feel like enough; then it was dark by the time I stopped working.

I didn’t exercise that much before I got pregnant so I wouldn’t be up for anything too intense, but any tips on how to keep moving and healthy during these odd times will be appreciated! (Especially as all classes seem to be cancelled so I won’t get to do pregnancy yoga)

Thank you

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MissSaoPaulo

Have a look at the Sworkit app. Basic version is free and it has a few pregnancy and postnatal exercise programs you can do with no equipment xxx

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Gabrixka

I have found quite useful app called baby2body:) which offer good range of exercise suitable for your pregnancy, week by week. Only thing is you have to pay for it later around £12 per month. I still found it okay especially now when I cant go for any classes.

Then yoggy app for easy pregnancy yoga that is for free:).

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Lindaashleyrosie

I'm doing April Long's prenatal Pilates on YouTube. It's all free and short videos. I find some of it quite hard but she does easier versions of each exercise.

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Lindaashleyrosie

I have seen lots of YouTube videos for prenatal but I just started with Pilates. I also downloaded kegel app to get me actually doing my pelvic floor. It's super quick and easy. I'd love to say I've done it everyday...! It's better than nothing though.

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wherearemysox

I’ve been doing a Barre Blend online workout which is a ballet based, low impact one which is supposed to be safe throughout pregnancy. It’s through Beach Body and they have loads of other workouts online which always have someone doing a modified version. I’ve always had great results with them but you do have to pay. As long as you are doing something to keep fit that’s all you need! xx

I follow an account called Results With Bump on Instagram and they link to an app called Results Wellness Lifestyle which has a whole heap of pregnancy workouts. I’m trying to do as much as I can as I was still exercising 5 times a week, the same as pre pregnancy and was happy that I was staying super fit and healthy until this craziness hit. Good luck with it xx

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Lydialego123

Have a look for body fit by Amy on YouTube, she does a couple of different pregnancy workouts which I have found good! Xx

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sarahharas

Pregnancy Yoga on YouTube, there are many good channels. Or LucyFlow (not for free), but I enjoyed it until the day I gave birth.

xx

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shellyb13

Hey check us out we have online classes available

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