Pilates during pregnancy: further explanation

While this method the emphasis is on postural changes, the muscle training and fitness in preparation for childbirth. You should know that we can start this method at any stage of pregnancy (until it is bearable course), in good conditions, as certain precautions are taken (listen to his body less pain, do not speed up his heartbeat, avoid getting too hot).

Important: During pregnancy, a woman's posture changes considerably to accommodate the growth of the unborn child, which may cause some discomfort and problems with alignments from different parts of the body.

Sometimes women feel short on energy, she feels pain, she feels out of breath and suffers from muscle stiffness. Following her pregnancy during a program of Pilates exercises, the mother may relieve these symptoms while preparing for childbirth.

The exercises in the Pilates method has the effect of favoring the balance, balance, good postural alignment, and an increase in the strength of the abdomen and back, in addition to developing the muscles of the diaphragm.

The benefits of regular practice of Pilates:

• Strengthen the abdomen, which allows for better support of the uterus and weight of baby
• Increase resistance
• Facilitate the delivery by strengthening the pelvic floor muscles
• It helps to adopt a good posture and strengthens the central body, which prevents the pool switch
• It promotes relaxation, improves sleep quality and increases energy levels
• Improve blood circulation and helps prevent varicose veins and leg cramps
• Promote good breathing during childbirth and reduces breathlessness in pregnancy
• Speeding recovery after pregnancy
• Etc..

Pilates post delivery
Ideal in postnatal (from 3 months after childbirth), Pilates helps to find a balance body based on the abdominal muscles and the deep muscles of the perineum, the pelvis and the posterior. At each course, it is proposed a series of fluid and precise movements designed to increase body awareness, strength, central and respiratory capacity.

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