Advanced Training Program
Maybe you have been a regular to exercise long before becoming pregnant, making it to the 3-4 times per week but since you got pregnant you're not quite sure what to do? If so then why not keep exercising with our advanced level training programme. The exercises are slightly more adavanced and require more co-ordination and skill than those in the beginner and intermediate level programmes and are a great way to help maintain muscle tone and strenth and your cardiovascualr fitness.
£5.00
First Trimester
Equipment needed:
To get the msot out of the programme you will need some dumbbells or a barbell, a fitball, bench and a mat. Most gyms should have all this equipment, and in most instances alternative exercises are offered in case you don't have the right equipment.
Tips:
Please make sure you demonstrate correct technique for getting up and down from the floor, more information on this can be found in the screening form
If you are experiencing any difficulties balancing during any of the stretches or resistance exercises then use a prop to help you balance, for example a chair or the wall
Depending on the size of your bump you may find it hard to replicate the range of motion shown for some exercises/stretches, if this is the case then reduce your range and work only where it is comfortable. If it is still uncomfortable then perform the alternative exercise.
£5.00
Second Trimester
Equipment needed:
To get the msot out of the programme you will need some dumbbells or a barbell, a fitball, bench and a mat. Most gyms should have all this equipment, and in most instances alternative exercises are offered in case you don't have the right equipment.
Tips:
Please make sure you demonstrate correct technique for getting up and down from the floor, more information on this can be found in the screening form
If you are experiencing any difficulties balancing during any of the stretches or resistance exercises then use a prop to help you balance, for example a chair or the wall
Depending on the size of your bump you may find it hard to replicate the range of motion shown for some exercises/stretches, if this is the case then reduce your range and work only where it is comfortable. If it is still uncomfortable then perform the alternative exercise.
£5.00
Third Trimester
Equipment needed:
To get the msot out of the programme you will need some dumbbells or a barbell, a fitball and a mat. Most gyms should have all this equipment, and in most instances alternative exercises are offered in case you don't have the right equipment.
Tips:
Please make sure you demonstrate correct technique for getting up and down from the floor, more information on this can be found in the screening form
If you are experiencing any difficulties balancing during any of the stretches or resistance exercises then use a prop to help you balance, for example a chair or the wall.
When performing the clams you may want to place a pillow underneath your bump to aid comfort. Also, when performing them on your right hand side, don't remain on your hand side during the rest period.
Depending on the size of your bump you may find it hard to replicate the range of motion shown for some exercises/stretches, if this is the case then reduce your range and work only where it is comfortable. If it is still uncomfortable then perform the alternative exercise.


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