113. Preventing Common Pregnancy Pains and Injuries

113. Preventing Common Pregnancy Pains and In...

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Realistic Self-Care in Survival Mode Seasons

When life feels chaotic and your capacity is low, taking care of yourself can feel overwhelming. In this episode, I’m sharing how to show up for your health during seasons that feel messy—whether that’s pregnancy fatigue, sleep regressions, sick kids, personal stress, or just a l ...  Show more

How to Lift “Heavy” in Pregnancy Without Leaking, Pain, or Fear

If you’ve been lifting weights for years and pregnancy has you questioning "how much is too much," this episode will help. We’re covering the do’s and don’ts of lifting heavy during pregnancy—how to prioritize control over load, adapt intensity by trimester, manage breath and pre ...  Show more

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