Wednesday, April 28, 2010

Mother's Day Special: Moms-to-be Glows and Wows with Yoga


Pregnancy is one of most beautiful processes a woman can go through. There are many tips to-be-mommy can take note to help make sure the baby is as healthy as possible---taking your folate, eating a balanced diet and exercising. While it is not always easy, it's important to stay fit before, during and after a pregnancy. You should also know that if you are fit during your pregnancy, your body is going to bounce back so much quicker.


It is important for moms to stay active during thier pregnant, but you should always talk to their doctor first. Once you get the thumbs up from your doctor, listen to your body. You are going to feel more tired, but you should be able to continue doing the types of exercises you did before your pregnancy. Most importantly avoid accident-prone activities like running or cycling.

Yoga is one of the best exercises pregnant woman can do. By improves the flexibility of the body and stretching your muscles, yoga can relieve back pain common during pregnancy. Also, by regulating your blood circulation, yoga can also help reduce bloating and cramps.


Some simple pose every to-be mommy can try:


- Tadasana. The Mountain Yoga Pose internalizes stillness, strength, relaxed power, and immovable stability.

- Warrior Pose. The Warrior Pose stretches and strengthens the arms and legs, increases stamina, improves balance and concentration, and relieves backaches.

- Bidalasana. The Cat Yoga Pose strengthens your core while focuses your concentration on deep breathing.

Many moms love practicing yoga, especially during their pregnancy simply because it is an exercise they can do at the club but also at home. If you decide to give yoga a try, do ensure that you seek the advice of a trained yogi as they will be able to give you some very useful tips and advice on specific poses and postures.


Stay fit during your pregnancy and while having the chance to meet other moms-to-be and embark on the wonderful journey of yoga together. To learn more about prenatal yoga, Vanessa a yoga instructor from Planet Yoga who completed Pregnancy Yoga teacher training from the prestigious Sara Avant Stover series is here to answer any questions, and help you stay beautiful ft and healthy during your pregnancy.

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3615-8080 (Tsim Sha Tsui Club)

2525-8277 (Causeway Bay Club)

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