Prenatal Workout
Controlled, tailored exercise helps reduce anxiety and stress during pregnancy. Active exercise increases circulation, which is good for both mother and baby. It prepares the body for childbirth and helps maintain good posture. The personal trainer offers special exercises that can relieve back strain and improve well-being.
What are the Benefits of Prenatal Exercise?
Strengthening the back muscles
Preparation for weight gain
Facilitation of labor
Reduce the risk of gestational diabetes
Body weight control
"During my pregnancy, I felt that my stamina had decreased. Thanks to the squats, the pelvic floor exercises and all the other exercises I did with my personal trainer, I felt much more comfortable during my pregnancy. I am convinced that my delivery would have been very different if I had not done all these exercises. I am very grateful and can only recommend them to all expectant mothers!"
– Stephanie –
FAQ
Yes, if you want to start exercising, you should talk to your doctor first. In general, physical activity is recommended if the pregnancy is not high risk.
In general, you can exercise from the beginning to the last week of pregnancy.
Everyone is different and our trainers will accurately assess your condition to personalize your training program under 100% supervision.
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