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General Exercise Recommendations


  • If you have never exercised before pregnancy, start slowly and gradually build up. Individualized programs with lower-intensity exercise are recommended.
  • If you were exercising before pregnancy, then the goal should be to maintain your current exercise programs with a few adaptations.
  • Gaining weight is good.
  • Medical supervision is recommended when exercising. Avoid contact sports.
  • Avoid exercise in which loss of balance could occur (i.e., rocky terrain, unstable ground).
  • Avoid exercise in extremely hot weather.
  • Wear appropriate clothing.
  • Avoid high-intensity exercise.
  • Always warm up and cool down.
  • Communication with professionals is key.
  • Listen to your body.

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