Making movement part of your day as a parent can feel impossible, but it doesn’t have to mean long workouts or perfect routines. From postpartum recovery and baby-friendly fitness to short workouts and realistic expectations, these 10 simple strategies can help you build consistency, prioritize your health, and move your body in ways that fit your season of life.
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Read MoreMotherhood doesn’t come with a timeline for recovery, so it’s time to ditch “bounce back” culture and focus on rebuilding strength, confidence, and connection with your body.
Read MoreTake a moment to pause and check in with yourself. When you’re busy caring for everyone else, it’s easy to forget that your needs matter too. Sometimes the smallest acts of self-care, like moving your body or connecting with a friend can make a meaningful difference in how you feel.
Read MoreThe new 2025 Canadian Postpartum Movement Guidelines move away from the traditional “six-week clearance” and instead recommend a gradual, individualized, symptom-based return to exercise after birth.
Read MoreWondering how to support your core and pelvic floor more effectively? Read on for 3 simple movements you can begin today to improve your core and pelvic floor health.
Read MoreFind out why we suggest starting with one workout a week so that you can build a successful, sustainable and healthy workout routine, especially after having a baby.
Read MoreLove to exercise outdoors in the summer? Here are our best tips for staying cool and managing the heat and humidity while exercising outside during a Canadian summer!
Read MoreYour baby’s due date is usually just an estimate, making it really hard to plan! What happens when you’re still pregnant well past your due date? Some intervention may be recommended. Here’s what you need to know about inductions so that you can be as prepared for your baby’s birth as possible.
Read MoreOur bodies change so much during pregnancy and often that change is accompanied by a few aches and pains. Try these stretches to help alleviate some of those discomforts that are associated with pregnancy!
Read MoreAre you ready to add higher impact training after having a baby? Find out the best practices we teach and promote to our members to help them get back to all of the higher impact sports and activities they loved in the pre-pregnancy fitness life.
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