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Training in pregnancy, week by week
25 pages: three home workouts, one for each trimester, plus pelvic floor, breathing and nutrition.
Get it freeExpert advice from kinesiologists on training, weight loss, nutrition, and healthy living.
Most group online programs have a line in their terms that excludes women with health problems. Here is why that line is fair, who you are when it excludes you, and what a program that takes you on looks like.
Group online training or an online personal trainer: what the stream sees, what it cannot see, and why the difference shows up not in week one but in month four. A guide to deciding, without the sales pitch.
How much Fitness Anny costs (€21, €31 or €51), how you pay and what you get, checked in September 2026. Plus when a personal kinesiologist is the better choice.
Diastasis recti is a normal separation of the abdominal muscles in pregnancy. Learn how to check for it, which exercises help, which make it worse, and how to recover.
Exercising in the first trimester is safe in an uncomplicated pregnancy. Learn how to adapt training to nausea and fatigue, what to avoid, and when to call your doctor.
The second trimester brings energy back and is ideal for strength training. Learn how to progress safely, why to avoid lying on your back, and which exercises to choose.
Some activities are risky during pregnancy, but most have a safe alternative. Learn which exercises to avoid during pregnancy and what to smartly replace them with.
Healthy eating in pregnancy does not mean eating for two. Learn which nutrients matter most, how many calories you actually need, and which foods to avoid.
Generic apps cannot see your form or your symptoms. Here is how algorithm-led training compares to one-to-one coaching for prenatal exercise.
Sustainable weight loss with a kinesiologist: why crash diets do not stick, how a coach adapts training and nutrition, and when a cheat meal becomes part of the plan.
Studies show: women who exercise have a first stage of labor 62 minutes shorter on average and less postpartum depression. Learn which online program is actually safe for pregnancy.
Everything you need to know about starting a fitness journey as a beginner. Expert advice from kinesiologists, workout plans, and common mistakes to avoid.
The third trimester brings low energy and back pain. Learn which exercises are safe, and what to drop, in the final weeks of pregnancy.
Kegel exercises alone are often not enough, and in some cases can even do harm. Learn how the pelvic floor really works and what to do instead.
Getting back to training after birth takes patience. Learn which exercises are safe first, when the right time actually is, and why rushing can cause harm.
Exercise during pregnancy is medically recommended. Learn which exercises are safe in every trimester and what to absolutely avoid, according to gynecological guidelines.