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Healthy Tips For Prenatal Yoga Classes



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By : Adriana Noton    29 or more times read
Submitted 2011-05-11 09:40:28
Taking prenatal yoga classes is not only beneficial to you and your health but that of your baby's as well. These helpful tips will teach you safe and effective ways to enjoy your prenatal yoga. Most importantly you should know your limitations and make sure your body is aligned correctly all while using extra care. Before you start you should speak with your Obstetrician on how many times a week is ideal as you progress in your pregnancy.

When doing your yoga poses and stretches take it slower. Be sure your heart rate stays in the safe range of 140 beats per minute. Never do any of the poses which makes your stomach bear the weight.

These poses include the Cobra, Prone, Belly Down and Full Frontal. Keep one foot firmly planted on the floor at all times. Believe it or not this actually helps to keep your blood pressure in the normal ranges.

Do not do any inversions at all. Most prenatal classes for yoga are done approximately three times weekly. Just be sure and take several breaks in between and even alternate from the more relaxing poses to the harder ones.

You should also avoid any poses which require you to lie completely on your back. This can be hazardous to your pregnancy. A true prenatal class will always omit any poses like these. If you need too you can always use a wall to lean against or a chair for support doing some moves. You should also take out any poses that use your muscles in your abdomen as well.

If you start to feel any form of pain, dizziness, nausea or stomach discomfort then stop immediately and take a break. While your are exercising be sure to take in more calories to ensure you and your baby's health.

Taking in plenty of liquids preferably water during your pregnancy is also key for optimal results and health. Be absolutely sure to never overdo your work outs. Properly warm up before beginning your sessions and when finished cool down to keep your body from becoming overheated and your blood pressure going high.

Doing the Ujjayi breathing technique in yoga will also come in handy when you go into labor too. It will help calm you and focus on your breathing instead of your nerves.This technique lets you slowly breathe in air in your nose, letting your lungs completely fill up. Then you simply exhale the entire breath.

Wearing comfortable and breathable clothing is important. It is much easier if you use layers that way you can take a few layers off once you have warmed up. Your shoes should give you excellent support and properly fit.

You should also invest in a great fitting maternity bra which will give you much needed support and will be able to change with you as your body does through your pregnancy.

Prenatal yoga classes are excellent ways to keep your body happy and healthy as it goes through motherhood changes but it also will make labor a little easier as well.
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