Train While You Gain - Why a Personal Trainer Can Make a Difference During Your Pregnancy
The average woman will gain between 25 and 30 pounds during her pregnancy, but how many women do you know that have gained upward of 50 pounds or even more? Keeping your weight gain in check can be difficult when you re eating for two, , but with the help of a personal trainer, you can ward off the inevitable excess baby weight.
Studies have shown that exercising throughout your pregnancy is not only good for your body, but good for your mind as well. Exercising makes you release endorphins which in turn can make you feel happier, and more stable. With the inevitable rapid moods changes and decreased energy that pregnant women experience, prenatal exercise can be
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If you re the type of woman who already likes to exercise and has a program in place with a trainer, there is no need to slow down just yet. With your physician s approval you may continue your program until your body starts to slow you down. If you are not currently exercising and want to begin, you may also
...see why this fitness center concept has skyrocketed in popularity with today s average woman. For perhaps the first time in their lives, women are finding that it s possible to slim down and tone up in only 30 minutes ...
During pregnancy, there are many issues to be concerned about such as gestational diabetes, pre-eclampsia, and lethargy. At the 2002 annual meeting of the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine, Dr. Tanya K. Sorensen stated that vigorous exercise during pregnancy appears to reduce the risk of pre-eclampsia. Exercise can help keep all of these conditions from occurring, and utilizing a personal trainer can help you get the most benefit from your workout. Just as you would during your regular sessions, your trainer
...for 3 minutes. Repeat this 5 times in a session. Do this routine at least three times a week. This exercise works because it dramatically increases the body's metabolism. This in turn increases the rate at which the body burns ...
Most non- pregnant women who exercise solo have a program in place that they vary infrequently due to lack of fitness knowledge and uncertainty about technique. More than ever, those things are important during pregnancy. You don t want the same routine in the first trimester as in the third, and a trainer can help with that. The type of workout that you
...off-season, athletes will be able to strength train 2-3 times per week. Training should be reduced to 1-2 times per week during the season. Each exercise should be performed 8-12 times for 1-3 sets. Quickness, speed, agility, balance, explosiveness, and ...
Any questions or concerns you have about your program can be brought up and discussed with your trainer to make you feel completely confident that you are executing each exercise properly.
With the guidance of a personal fitness trainer, your prenatal workout should be worry-free, full of interesting exercises, and preparing your body for the biggest workout
...and you are gong at level 3 it is going to struggle to really make gains in fitness and health. However, do not be mistaken that level 3 is useless. It is still exponentially more beneficial than the person who ...
Sources:
Birthing Naturally.Com. January, 2004. 01 May, 2005. http://www.birthingnaturally.net/exercise/fitness.html
Discovery Health.Com. 01 May, 2005. http://health.discovery.com/centers/pregnancy/americanbaby/exercisebenefits.html
Nicole Palacios BSc, has been an integral part of the fitness industry for the past 11 years, working as both a group fitness instructor and as a personal trainer. She is certified through ACE and the BCRPA as a personal trainer, and is also a supervisor of fitness leaders. Her latest program is called Stroller Fitt- a walking and toning program for mothers and babies in Vancouver, Canada. Her passions include fitness writing, weight training, and helping her clients pursue their fitness dreams. Check out her website at [http://www.perfectfit.ws]http://www.perfectfit.ws, or contact by email at [mailto:Nicole@perfectfit.ws]Nicole@perfectfit.ws













