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The 13 rules of safe pregnancy exercise
Exercising during your pregnancy has great benefits – it can help prepare you for labor and childbirth and lift your spirits – but you need to approach working out with extra caution. Whether you're a regular exerciser looking to continue your regimen during pregnancy or a former couch potato looking to get moving, follow these 13 rules to keep you and your baby safe.

When not to exercise during pregnancy
Sometimes exercise during pregnancy is strictly forbidden to protect your health or your baby's health (or both). Check with your healthcare provider before starting, continuing, or changing your exercise program.

Pregnancy exercise for beginners
Good news: You can safely start an exercise program during pregnancy even if you've been an avid couch potato until now. If you were sedentary before you became pregnant, it's important to review your exercise plan with your healthcare provider before you begin.

Seven great benefits of pregnancy exercise
Does exercising sound too much like a chore? We've got seven fantastic reasons why you'll actually love it!

Great pregnancy exercises
Stretching makes you more flexible, prevents your muscles from tightening, and helps you feel looser and more relaxed. Use the following stretches after a workout as a way to cool down or when you need to relax. Be sure to breathe deeply and regularly as you stretch.

Four exercises to ease aches and help with labor
No one — not your doctor, midwife, or even your mother — can reliably predict how your labor will progress. Fortunately, there are a few exercises you can do now to help prepare your body for what's to come.

Ten signs of danger during pregnancy exercise
Your body's changing: Your center of gravity has shifted, you're carrying more weight, and you tire more quickly. That's why it's important to exercise with care and listen closely to your body when you work out.

Pregnancy fitness Checklist
Find everything you'll need to stay healthy and fit during your pregnancy.

Exercise surprise: Daily activities that burn calories
Ever wonder why you're huffing and puffing after cleaning the house? It's because you're burning about 230 calories an hour!

Prenatal yoga classes are more popular than ever. When paired with a cardiovascular exercise such as walking, yoga can be an ideal way to stay in shape during your pregnancy.

Walking is one of the best cardiovascular exercises for pregnant women because it keeps you fit without jarring your knees and ankles. It's also a safe activity to continue throughout all nine months of pregnancy and one of the easier ways to start exercising if you haven't previously been active.

Weight training strengthens and tones your muscles and helps you build stamina, which you need during labor and delivery. One good way to get stronger is to do a set number of exercises.

Aerobic exercise strengthens your heart and lungs and helps maintain muscle tone. As long as you choose exercises that are low-impact – meaning no jumping, high kicks, leaps, or fast running.

Dancing is a fantastic and fun exercise during pregnancy! Not only do you get the thrill of moving your body to music you love, but it will keep you flexible while toning your muscles.

Swimming ,Any type of aerobic exercise during pregnancy helps increase your body's ability to process and utilize oxygen, which is important for you and your baby. But swimming is great exercise because it uses both large muscle groups (arms and legs).

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