Mommy pooch workout

Diastasis Recti recovery is essential after you are pregnant. Yoga is a great way to heal your Diastasis Recti. Try these 6 yoga moves to help you recover.

Discover what causes the dreaded "mommy pooch" and learn effective exercises to get rid of the mommy pooch and help your core muscles contract properly.

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LeslieAnn Fit on Instagram: "🌟 Quick 10-Min Mommy Pooch Workout! 🌟 Hey mamas! 🤱 Busy schedules? No problem! Here’s a quick 10-minute workout you can squeeze into your day to strengthen that core, improve diastasis recti (ab separation), and feel amazing! Plus, it’s safe for those who’ve had c-sections (just make sure your incision is fully healed). 🏋️‍♀️ Each round: 6 exercises x 30 seconds with a 30-second rest between rounds. Practice slow & controlled movements pulling that navel to…

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Are you postpartum? Learn how to get rid of the baby weight without going through a lot without mommy and me fitness classes. Before pregnancy everything seems pretty much under control, then you get pregnant and there starts your endless fretting. You are excited and tense at the same time because while having your own child is the most ...

Restore the strength of your core with these 10 amazing ab workouts for mom pooch (full follow-along workouts).

I often get asked “How can I lose my mommy pooch?” Well, I can certainly tell you that it does not happen overnight, but it IS possible. After my last two pregnancies, I mixed and matched the perfect combo of exercises to find out which ones target the lower pooch the best and I have […]

SIA | FITNESS WORKOUTS RECIPES on Instagram: “This quick no-equipment workout targets the mommy tummy aka lower belly pooch. Complete 4 sets of 15 repetitions per move. Note: this…”