Pregnancy Exercise – Warm Up

Warm up that can safely be performed throughout your entire pregnancy. Effective, safe moves for anyone interested in strengthening and toning their body.

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  1. gusxavieruk says:

    Hi Dr Cathy!
    I was wondering, I used to be really fit before getting pregnant (gym 4-5 times a week). However i havent done much for the past 32 weeks I’ve been pregnant.
    Do you think I could go back and do exercises now at this stage?
    Thank you so much and thank you also for posting your videos!
    Larissa x

  2. gusxavieruk says:

    Hi Dr Cathy!
    I was wondering, I used to be really fit before getting pregnant (gym 4-5 times a week). However i havent done much for the past 32 weeks I’ve been pregnant.
    Do you think I could go back and do exercises now at this stage?
    Thank you so much and thank you also for posting your videos!
    Larissa x

  3. gusxavieruk says:

    Hi Dr Cathy!
    I was wondering, I used to be really fit before getting pregnant (gym 4-5 times a week). However i havent done much for the past 32 weeks I’ve been pregnant.
    Do you think I could go back and do exercises now at this stage?
    Thank you so much and thank you also for posting your videos!
    Larissa x

  4. junRMT says:

    your hip is rotated to right. and you feel more comfy with your right leg weight bearing compares to your left.

  5. junRMT says:

    your hip is rotated to right. and you feel more comfy with your right leg weight bearing compares to your left.

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  7. TheElbilson says:

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  8. nar4evr says:

    i always feel so stupid working out…especially big and round. Im 20 weeks and been having pains in my back/pelvic region. Not only that but i want to look good :D

  9. doctorcathy says:

    @TheMeciruth Most likely that’s normal, but just check with your midwife to be sure. This warm-up is safe enough to do everyday up till baby is born. It’s also a great workout to start back exercising with 6 weeks after baby is born as well.

  10. doctorcathy says:

    @TotallyTyra I hope that you did and that you are still here with us

  11. doctorcathy says:

    @calisvideos How are you doing now? Have you tried my other videos? Try the stretch and yoga ones.

  12. doctorcathy says:

    @nsandar7 For a healthy woman having a normal pregnancy…absolutely, but check with your midwife to be sure. I was about 39 weeks in this video…

  13. doctorcathy says:

    @xZombieChick69x About 39 weeks in this video and thankfully no stretch marks with either pregnancy…lots of water, cocoa butter, good food and reasonable weight gain.

  14. doctorcathy says:

    @maurohani Great for both of you…stick with it!

  15. doctorcathy says:

    @mroccifer Glad to hear it…keep me posted

  16. doctorcathy says:

    @lolla7979 Every pregnancy is different. Remember that your body and your baby need a lot from you right now. Keep eating healthy and exercising. Your midwife can tell you if your weight is a problem or if it’s on track

  17. doctorcathy says:

    @lolla7979 Also, 2nd pregnancies tend to show faster than 1st pregnancies

  18. doctorcathy says:

    @gusxavieruk While it’s best to begin exercising before you become pregnant and continue throughout your pregnancy, most women should be just fine resuming an exercise program late in their pregnancy if they have a history of exercising. Just take it easier than you did back before you were pregnant since you’ve gone for so long without working out.

  19. doctorcathy says:

    @TheElbilson Thanks…a well rounded diet full of natural foods and very limited processed foods should help most women avoid any morning sickness.

  20. doctorcathy says:

    @nar4evr don’t feel stupid for taking care of yourself…shame on those who don’t

  21. marzullina85 says:

    thank u so much!!!
    i’m in the 4° month.. can I do this right now?
    super extra helpful

  22. monifan1 says:

    very sexy

  23. cecile224 says:

    im going 8 this aug, is it ok to continue exercise?
    they say dont make big moves it may harm the baby..

  24. TICABELLA23 says:

    Dont feel like that. do a good workout. Iam 14 weeks and im staring doing some legs exercises and trust me it feelssss goooddd. :) God Bless and congratulations.

  25. SISTAHMEEH says:

    WOW BEFORE I GOT PREGNANT I WAS DOING TAE-BO, BIGGEST LOSER, JILLIAN MICHAELS, AND RUNNING ALMOST EVERYDAY, THEN I GOT PREGNANT AND STOPPED BECAUSE I THOUGHT I COULDN’T WORK OUT, NOW I SEE THAT I CAN AND CAN’T EVEN GET PASS THE WARM UP LOL! THANKS FOR THE VIDEO’S!!!!

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