Postpartum

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Baby Wearing Workout

Exercises After Pregnancy

Pregnant Exercise

Workout With Baby

Working Out While Pregnant

Baby wearing full body workout in description ⬇️

dr.maehughes's profile picture dr.maehughes 6d Baby wearing full body workout below ⬇️ Before you try this workout, make sure you are comfortable with all of the movements before adding your 15lb weight vest…aka your baby 😂 If you’re experiencing symptoms without baby wearing then your symptoms will likely be exacerbated with the additional load of your baby. Focus on exhaling through pursed lips to help engage your deep core during the hardest part of the movement. Here’s the circuit ⬇️ I did 4 rounds - Reverse lunge x12 per side - Alternating bicep curl x12 per side - Wall supported squat x14 - Half kneeling single arm overhead press

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Workouts For Gym

Pelvic Floor Muscle Exercise

Middle Splits

Flexible Body

Pelvic Floor Exercises

Pelvic floor and hip mobility

Gentle reminder that everything by is connected ✨ If you want to heal your pelvic floor you must look beyond the muscles of the pelvic floor and focusing on just isolating movements. A full mind, body approach is necessary. You need to look to the systems around, above and below it. Comment PELVIC FLOOR for a free hip mobility class and start healing your pelvic floor ✨ Ps. Bonus this exercise is one of my favorites for middle splits work! And stay tuned for my Full Pelvic Floor Program coming out soon 🙌🏼 #pelvicfloorhealth #postpartumhealing #pelvicfloorexercises #hipmobilityexercises #hipmobility #yogamamas

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Postpartum Workout Schedule

Pre Pregnancy Workout

Postpartum Wellness

Postpartum Workout Plan

Core Engagement

Spinning Babies

Pregnancy Workout Plan

Postpartum Exercise

Postpartum Fashion

Movement for Week 5 Postpartum | By week 5 your bleeding may have stopped and you are feeling good

By week 5 your bleeding may have stopped and you are feeling good to add in light resistance with a band! I love introducing the squat and hinge pattern early in postpartum rehab because it’s something you will be doing a TON with your baby 👶 But remember, just because you’re starting to feel good doesn’t mean your pelvic floor and core are healed! Stay mindful of your deep core engagement watching for any coning and always set aside time for breath work — your pelvic floor will thank you!

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Postpartum Workouts

Postpartum Workout

C Section Recovery

Post Pregnancy Workout

Pregnancy Fitness

Newborn Baby Tips

Post Baby Body

Movement for Week 6 Postpartum | Physical Therapy for Moms

You don’t have to wait 6 weeks before engaging in healing, gentle movement 🤍 That’s why I created my Movement Through Early Postpartum rehab program that you can begin as early as day 1 postpartum with both vaginal and cesarean tracks! Did you wait 6 weeks before starting any healing movement?

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Seated Row

Pregnancy Workout Videos

Pregnancy Safe Workouts

Workout Videos For Women

Seated Exercises

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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Postpartum Plan

Kneeling Squat

Pregnancy Exercises

Diaphragmatic Breathing

Movement for Week 3 Postpartum | Physical Therapy for Postnatal

Full circuit below ⬇️ 1. Seated diaphragmatic breathing x10 2. Clamshell x15 each 3. Reverse clamshell x15 each 4. Kneeling squat x 12 5. Band pull apart x 15 6. Half kneeling overhead reach x 10 each Click for my free postpartum and pelvic floor recovery guide ❤️

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Breastfeeding Stretches

Stretches For New Or Nursing Parents

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Postpartum Bounce Back

Postpartum Fitness Plan

Postpartum Week 1

Post Partum Recovery Exercise

Early Post Partum Exercises

2 Week Postpartum Workout

3 Week Postpartum Workout

1 Week Postpartum Workout

Early Postpartum Exercise

Movement for Week 2 Postpartum | Not everyone’s postpartum journey looks the same 🖤

Please note these are meant to serve as guidelines as you may not be full ready for these or maybe you are capable of more! All of these movements and more can be found in my Movement Through Early Postpartum 12 level rehab program ✨ www.drmaehughes.com

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Exercise For Postpartum

Postpartum Workout Pelvic Floor

Yoga For Postpartum

Pelvic Floor Exercises 2 Weeks Postpartum

Pelvic Floor After Birth

Postpartum Workout Before 6 Weeks

Post Partum Recovery Stretches

Pelvic Floor Recovery

Pelvic Floor Postpartum Exercises

10 Movements for your first 6 weeks postpartum

You do not have to wait until 6 weeks! Early movement postpartum helps to improve blood flow and oxygenation to your muscles which helps with healing. Not to mention, movement in general helps to improve mental health, reduce pain and boost your energy! Need more guidance in your postpartum recovery? Click for more from my Movement Through Early Postpartum program to reconnect, retrain and rebuild your pelvic floor and full body after a vaginal or cesarean delivery.