PRENATAL GYM PROGRAM

PRENATAL GYM PROGRAM

249 Seasons

Hi mama!!! so excited to get started with you on this trimester! Quick reminder & disclaimer before starting these to be cleared by your doctor or medical team, always listen to your body in terms of weight amount & we recommend prior experience of weight training in the gym to continue these type of exercises in pregnancy! Let’s get into it and work on that strength for you and baby together!!

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PRENATAL GYM PROGRAM
  • BARBELL REVERSE LUNGES (4x10)

    Episode 1

    Start by engaging your core, with the barbell on your upper back, slowly step back into a reverse lunge, making sure not to slam your knee on the floor, press through the heel of your front foot to stand back to starting position. You can do all on one leg first, or do them alternating.

    Beginner...

  • SEATED ROW (4x12)

    Episode 2

    Sit up tall with a flat back / engaged core & and pull your elbows back toward your hipbones pinching your shoulder blades together & squeezing your back muscles the whole time. Slowly return to starting position.

    Weight Recommendations:

    Beginner: 10-15lbs plates on each side
    
Intermediate: 20-...

  • GOBLET SQUAT (4x12)

    Episode 3

    Start with your heels slightly elevated on a 1-2" platform, hold a dumbell in front of your chest, and with a narrow stance squat up and down, making sure to keep you chest up, pushing the weight through your quads!

    Weight Recommendations:

    Beginner: 5-10lbs
    Intermediate: 12-30lbs
    Advanced: 35-6...

  • LATERAL LUNGE HAMMER CURL PRESS (3x10)

    Episode 4

    Step out into a side lunge while curling the weights (palms facing in), then press the weights overhead as you step back to the center.

    Weight Recommendations:
    Beginner: 5-10lbs
    Intermediate: 12-20lbs
    Advanced: 25-45lbs

  • SIDE PLANK KNEE CRUNCHES (3x10)

    Episode 5

    Set up in a side plank (on forearm or hand), then bring your top knee in toward your chest. Extend it back out and repeat, keeping your hips lifted the whole time.

    Zero equipment