Go Amore fitness. There have personal trainer for prenatal yoga and other training to customize our need.Hi mummies,
I am keen on going to prenatal yoga classes. Anyone has recommendation or experience with prenatal yoga classes? Mind to share? I'm staying in the west, so it would be good if the location is not too far away.
Many thanks!![]()
I jus check out the platnium yoga in Jurong east. let me update again once i go for my first class
Which Amore branch so u go to? Does bukit panjang have?Go Amore fitness. There have personal trainer for prenatal yoga and other training to customize our need.
Different studios & teachers recommend differently, they usually state on their website or your can call them to check. Generally most will be happier if you are 14weeks or more as the spontaneous miscarriage rate in 1st trimester is high so they don't want you to blame them (or yourself) if the worst happens, even if the event had nothing to do with the yoga but who can say for sure right? Also most will recommend that your morning sickness symptoms have subsided before you start anything. If you were already doing yoga regularly or are very fit before getting pregnant then they probably won't place much restrictions on when you can start prenatal yoga.May I know when is it suitable to go for prenatal yoga class? Is it 2nd trimester onwards?
Thanks for the advice gbtiepolo!Different studios & teachers recommend differently, they usually state on their website or your can call them to check. Generally most will be happier if you are 14weeks or more as the spontaneous miscarriage rate in 1st trimester is high so they don't want you to blame them (or yourself) if the worst happens, even if the event had nothing to do with the yoga but who can say for sure right? Also most will recommend that your morning sickness symptoms have subsided before you start anything. If you were already doing yoga regularly or are very fit before getting pregnant then they probably won't place much restrictions on when you can start prenatal yoga.
Im at 25 weeks and doing prenatal yoga once every week. Prenatal yoga apparently helped my sister in law with her delivery - 1) her baby didnt turn during her last trimester, and after her yoga instructor taught her to repeat a few stretches everyday the baby finally turned, and 2) her delivery was less than 1 hour.
Decided to give prenatal yoga a try after hearing her glowing review. I believe it does help to a certain extent since it strengthens your core. My gynae warned me against lazing around and to still exercise regularly to ensure a smoother delivery.
May I know which prenatal yoga class did she go? I went but my 1st labour took a long time. :/
She learnt yoga from her friend privately whom Im taking lessons with now. My sister in law was at her third baby when she started prenatal yoga - ive heard the first labor is always difficult! But she did tell me that the breathing and kegel exercises during her prenatal yoga helped - she was much calmer and felt better than previous deliveries.
You can read more about kegel exercises here: http://americanpregnancy.org/labor-and-birth/kegel-exercises/
According to american pregnancy association they help you to have an easier birth.
I jus check out the platnium yoga in Jurong east. let me update again once i go for my first class
I did walk-in and make enquires about their prenatal-yin class. It is not Prenatal specific. I was told that only when a pregnant participant is present, then will it be modified as a prenatal class. I am not exactly sure, but i doubt it's specifically meant for mummies-to-be.
I missed the only session of their prenatal-yin on a Saturday and had to settle for another alternative class the next day. It wasn't that fantastic, as i am quite a yoga- addict myself, it did not give me the experience i was looking for, neither did i learn anything more than just rotating my joints from head to toe.
Right now, i stay in the West and i am on a hunt for other prenatal yoga classes right now. I am 18 weeks pregnant and used to be a fitness junkie, had been practicing yoga at least 4 times a week before i was pregnant.