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Offering CONFIDENCE, CLARITY, & SUPPORT to Pilates Instructors in Working With Pre & Postnatal Women

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  • About
    • Welcome to YourPregnantCore.com
    • What is Pregnancy Pilates?
    • The Pregnant Core
    • Meet the Whole Team
      • Founder Alison B. Marsh BSW
      • Paige Cook FNP-C APRN
      • Delphine Perroud CHHC, AADP
      • Sharon Chapman-Education Specialist
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  • For Pre & Postnatal Women
    • Pains and Complaints of Pregnancy
    • Everyday Pilates
    • Diastsis Recti
    • Standing Exercises
    • Posture
    • Videos
    • On-line Training For Pregnant and Postpartum Women
  • Diastasis Recti
    • Your Diastasis Recti Resource Guide
    • Diastasis Recti-Should Pregnant Women Do Sit-Ups? – Part 1 of 3
    • Preventing Diastasis Recti – Does Exercise Before and During Pregnancy Prevent DR? -Part 2 0f 3
    •  Can you “fix” Diastasis Recti? 2 Concepts to Restore the Core-Part 3 of 3 
    • 10 Ways to Keep Your Diastasis Recti Clients Accountable to Their Healing
  • Exercises
    • Video: How to Teach Your Clients to Conquer the Baby Carrier
    • Video: How to Conquer the Baby Carrier – For Clients
    • Video: 5 PILATES EXERCISES WITH BABY – Postnatal Mini Mat Session 
    • Video: Ease Your Achy Low-Back
    • Loosen up Tight Shoulders with The Blooming Flower
    • Photo Gallery: The Saw on the Trapeze
  • Recommended Resources
    • Your Diastasis Recti Resource Guide
    • Books
  • Teaching Manuals
  • Prenatal Series
    • 7 Pre-Conception Benefits of Pilates, Focus Before Pregnancy, and Exercises You Should Be Teaching
    • 1st Trimester Pilates – 7 Pre-Pilates Exercises to Teach Your Newly Pregnant Clients
    • 2nd Trimester Pilates- 7 Mat Exercises to Include and Equipment Bonus Material
    • 3rd Trimester ✧ Checking for Diastasis Recti ✧ 12 Exercises to Incorporate
    • 5 Ways to Prepare Your Client For a Possible C-Section Birth – Part 1 of 2
    • Can a C-Section Cause Diastasis Recti? Plus-Timeline of Healthy Recovery Part 2 of 2

Category: Videos

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How to Properly Squat, Lift, and Carry

July 25, 2016August 3, 2016yourpregnantcore

Postnatal Abs with Baby

June 4, 2016June 4, 2016Alison B. Marsh

Video: 5 Exercises to Help Postnatal Low-Back Pain Facebook LIVE

March 6, 2016March 6, 2016Alison B. Marsh

Video: How to Conquer the Baby Carrier

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Recent Posts on Your Pregnant Core

  • 5 NEW Facts of Diastasis Recti: The Consensus on What’s Out and What’s In
  • Can a C-Section Cause Diastasis Recti? Plus-Timeline of Healthy Recovery Part 2 of 2
  • 5 Ways to Prepare Your Client For a Possible C-Section Birth – Part 1 of 2
  • 10 Ways to Keep Your Diastasis Recti Clients Accountable to Their Healing
  • 3rd Trimester ✧ Checking for Diastasis Recti ✧ 12 Exercises to Incorporate

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Disclaimer

Unless a woman has been practicing Pilates before she conceived, it is recommended that she wait until her 2nd trimester of pregnancy (12-14 weeks) before beginning a Pilates program, or any new exercise program. Always check with your OB or Midwife before beginning any kind of exercise during pregnancy. Your Pregnant Core representatives cannot be responsible for any injury or harm. Please e-mail us with any questions! We have our OGBYN Nurse Paige Cook here to medically confirm information.
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