Embrace Your Glow: Safe and Energizing Fitness Moves for Expecting Moms

Embrace Your Glow: Safe and Energizing Fitness Moves for Expecting Moms

Embrace Your Glow: Safe and Energizing Fitness Moves for Expecting Moms

Oh, the third trimester! That special time when your feet have disappeared from sight, you have elevated to a waddling gait, and mood swings are the closest thing you get to a theme park ride. But don't worry, Love! Your bump is bouncing with energy, and so can you! If your idea of exercise is getting off the couch to find where you last put your cravings, you're in the right place. Let's turn up the oomph without throwing our backs out, shall we?

Stretch It Like Beckham—Well Kind Of

Just because you have a bump growing faster than a teenage pimple doesn't mean you can't stay fit. Before you reach for that remote or that tub of ice cream, pause for a moment. A good stretch can work wonders on your flexibility and mood.

Don't worry, Darling, you won't hear "Did you pull something?" in this activity!

Try some gentle side stretches. Stand with feet apart, and reach one arm up and over your head while that belly just hangs out. It’s like making a big rainbow arc with your arm but the gold is a happy, healthy mom!

The Glorious Pregnancy Squat

Hold your horses, superhero. These squats are not your regular gym class boot cam

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p! Use a chair or a wall for support. Place your feet shoulder-width apart, squat down as if attempting to sit, and pop back up! These will not only strengthen those gams but also prepare you for life’s next marathon—you know, the one where it never lets you sleep!

Pro Tip: Squats = Mom-ready thighs + No mom jeans in sight!

If you’re still feeling all sorts of pregnant fabulousness, check out some snugly fitted maternity leggings from Emamaco! Trust me, you'll want to do these in style.

Arm-Candy Workout

Who needs dumbbells when you have bags of groceries to lift? Okay, maybe not in your current state, but here’s a sneaky arm workout. Stand up, grab a couple of water bottles, and curl for those biceps. If you feel feisty, do some overhead presses to bring out those momma muscles!

Armed and fabulous! You'll thank yourself every time you carry the babe or that ever-so-heavy diaper bag!

Legs for Days

Getting yourself stair-ready doesn’t mean ascending the Himalayas. Think small. A step stool will do. Step up and down for a minute or two, pause for a snack, repeat! Feel those calves sing with joy. It’s like a gentle, vertical shimmy!

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Your future self: "Hello, toned calves! Long time no see!"

When that adorable bean finally makes their debut, jump into Mum Tum leggings to stay motivated and keep pushing yourself towards supermom status!

Happy Feet

No need to enter a dance-off, but a little groove here and there isn’t going to hurt. Put on your favorite jam and sway—perhaps side to side. Nothing intense, but just enough to remind your neighbors that you *still* got it!

If your playlist doesn’t include at least one Beyoncé hit, are you even trying?

Cooling Down is the Real Warm Hug

Never skip the cool-down! Sit back down, legs crossed, or if that's not a viable option, with legs straight. Give your shoulders a roll backward and forward, and maybe even gently stretch your neck from side to side. Closing your eyes just might make it feel a little like a long-lost spa day!

And remember, Darling: You have survived every day of your pregnancy, one glow at a time.

But Wait, There's More!

Remember, these exercises should feel good—so listening to your body is crucial. Always consult your healthcare provider before starting any fitness routine. And for goodness sake, if you decide to rock maternity leggings or are out strutting "Mum Tum" love, do it with style and flair by visiting Emamaco.

And that's a wrap! Now go forth and conquer, you magnificent queen of motherhood. You are living proof that superhumans exist, anyone who doesn't believe it hasn't met a third-trimester goddess. Toodles!

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