Postpartum body

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When you have a Velcro baby 🥹 Birth trauma & birth injuries are ✨ real ✨and not to be taken lightly! I read somewhere that how you treat your body post birth effects you the next 40 years 😮‍💨 Save this Routine for Later 👇 ✔️reintegrate your core after birth ✔️connect with your pelvic floor ✔️help with urinary incontinence ✔️establish good breathing habits Stay tuned for prenatal & post partum yoga classes coming to my online studio soon 🤍 Wearing @aloyoga #aloyogapartner #postpartum #...
Macy Pruett | Pre-Postnatal Trainer on Instagram: "First Week Postpartum 👩‍🍼 Prioritizing REST! Rest is so important and must happen before any rehab begins. During this first week, I’m prioritizing rest and staying seated and relaxed (best I can with a 2 year old 🤪) First things first, for ALL postpartum moms, is breath work. Making that reconnection to your core and pelvic floor. It takes work and patience, but must be done before anything else! 👍🏼 So much sitting/laying down + breastfeeding positions can make a body super tight. So I’m incorporating these gentle movements to keep mobility in mostly my spine, but also my chest and hips. This can help avoid upper back pain and help us learn how to reconnect to our body 🫶🏻 I’m excited to be working on a Postpartum Core & Pelvic
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Deep Core & Pelvic Floor strengthening
Does your deep core and pelvic floor need a little love ❤️? 🚨 NEW 🚨 10 minute deep core and pelvic floor workouts will now be included in the Fit Mom Membership What’s included? • ▪️10 minute deep core & pelvic floor workouts • ▪️10 minute core workouts 2 levels Diastasis Recti & Advanced core • ▪️10 minute booty workouts • ▪️20 minute strength training workouts • ▪️30 minute HIIT, Booty, Strength & more • ▪️ some Challenges & Programs are included in membership like the 8 week return to exercise series for new moms • ▪️Monthly healthy recipes to try • ▪️Nutrition education & tips • ▪️Specialized workout schedule based on YOUR goals There’s over 70+ workouts that you can do at home with minimal equipment These workouts were designed specially for busy moms
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Movement for Week 4 Postpartum | Workout Video | Women's Health & Fitness
Full circuit ⬇️ 1. Quadruped diaphragmatic breath with core contraction — 2x6 2. Thread the needle —2x8 each 3. Legs only bird dog — 2x10 each 4. Modified side plank — 2x10-15 seconds each 5. Seated row — 2x12 6. Wall hinge — 2x10 Remember, everyone’s journey looks different. Some may progress faster while others may progress a little slower. It is all about performing movement slowly with control and correct muscle use during this time.
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Movement for Week 5 Postpartum | Cesarean Specific Physical Therapy
The theme is scar mobility and deep core stability 👇 Even though your scar may be closed and almost healed from a visual standpoint — your scar continues to remodel for at least 2 years! I recommend continuing with hands on scar massage above, below and on your scar once it has healed for 5 minutes 3-4x per week. The goal with these movements is to incorporate hip extension and abdominal lengthening which will both indirectly help to mobilize your scar even without touching it!
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Diastasis Recti & Rib flare
Diastasis recti not improving despite all your exercises? Some moms can improve their DR with no problem other moms have many barriers they need to work through. One of the more common barriers is a rib flare. You can do a quick check on yourself (comment below if you want me to tag you in that video) to get a better idea if you may have one or not. ▪️Include small cross body crunches with lifting from the bottom up to avoid excessive pressure on your lower abdomen and pelvic floor. Think of your rib coming across your body in an attempt to reach the hip ▪️ add more side planks to your routine and if you have a one sided rib flare add an extra set ▪️cross body pull aparts to get that rib down and in Was this helpful? Let me know! •
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Postpartum core
Postpartum core 👇🏼 Training our core postpartum is a MUST! For many reasons that have ZERO to do with looks like: • ▪️reestablishing function in our body • ▪️reducing aches, pains & discomforts • ▪️building confidence & strength to carry our kids ▪️to move and live better ❤️ What level are you at? Check out the 4 week Core|Revive program where I walk you through the best core exercises to • ✅create function inside & out • ✅ build strength • ✅ reduce aches & pains • ✅ reduce and or eliminate Incontinence ✅ improve Diastasis recti Scoop it up here 👇🏼 https://www.modernfitmoms.com/corerevive4weekprogram
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Daily Movements For Early Postpartum
Gentle movement during the early postpartum period can be healing #earlypostpartum #postpartumfitness #postpartumexercise