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I offer Sports massage, Pilates and Yoga services.

25/09/2026

You started doing these 3 exercises and now… you feel more confident moving your hips and finding comfortable birth positions. 🤰✨

When it comes to preparing for birth, it’s not just about stretching your hips.

It’s about becoming familiar with different positions, movements and ways of using your body so that when labour comes, you have more options to explore.

Try these 3:

1️⃣ Supported squat
Practise lowering and rising with support, exploring a comfortable range and getting used to having your hips in a more open position.

2️⃣ Rocking Child’s Pose
A gentle way to move your pelvis forwards and backwards while finding a rhythm that feels comfortable.

3️⃣ Supported kneeling lunge
Explore movement through one hip at a time and practise changing your weight and position with support.

The aim isn’t to find the one perfect birth position.

It’s about giving yourself options.

During labour, you might want to stand, kneel, squat, lean forwards, move your hips or change positions regularly — and knowing what feels comfortable before the day can help you feel more confident exploring those options.

And remember, your birth may not go exactly as planned. That’s okay. Preparation isn’t about controlling the outcome — it’s about helping you feel more familiar and confident with your body and the choices available to you. 🤍

Save this reel and practise these movements throughout pregnancy.

Follow for pregnancy yoga, Pilates and movement to help you feel strong, comfortable and confident throughout pregnancy and beyond.

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24/09/2026

You started doing these 3 exercises and now… your neck and shoulders don’t feel so tense after a long day. 🤰✨

Pregnancy can change the way you carry yourself, and add in working at a desk, driving, feeding, carrying children or spending hours looking down at your phone… and it’s easy for your neck and shoulders to start feeling tight and tired.

Try these 3 simple movements:

1️⃣ Chin tucks
Gently draw your chin back without looking down. This helps you practise better control and awareness around your head and neck.

2️⃣ Dumbwaiter
Keep your elbows by your sides and gently rotate your forearms out, squeezing your shoulder blades lightly together. Great for strengthening the muscles that support your shoulders and upper back.

3️⃣ Gentle neck mobility
Slowly move your neck through a comfortable range — turning, looking up and down, and gently moving ear towards shoulder.

You don’t need to wait until your neck is really uncomfortable before giving it some attention.

Just a few minutes of movement + strengthening throughout the day can help you feel less stiff and more comfortable.

And remember: there’s no need to force your posture into one “perfect” position. Your body is constantly adapting during pregnancy. The goal is to have the strength and mobility to move comfortably. 🤍

Save this for your next long day and give these 3 a go.

Follow for pregnancy Pilates, yoga and movement to help you feel strong, comfortable and supported throughout pregnancy and beyond.

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23/09/2026

You started doing these 3 exercises and you stopped slouching, had better posture and your ribs and upper back feel less tight during pregnancy🤰✨

As your bump grows, your centre of gravity changes and your ribcage and upper back have to adapt.

You might notice your shoulders rounding forward, your upper back feeling stiff or your ribs feeling tight and uncomfortable.

Rather than trying to force your posture into one “perfect” position, try giving your upper body some strength, mobility and support.

These 3 exercises are a great place to start:

1️⃣ Scapula squeezes
Gently draw your shoulder blades towards each other to wake up the muscles around your upper back.

2️⃣ Rows
Strengthen your upper back and practise drawing your shoulders back and down in a controlled way.

3️⃣ Supported fish pose
A gentle supported opening through the chest and upper back — particularly lovely if you’ve been sitting or carrying your little ones all day.

The goal isn’t to hold yourself rigidly upright all day.

It’s to have the strength and mobility to move comfortably through the different positions pregnancy and motherhood demand from you. 🤍

Save this reel for the next time your ribs or upper back are feeling tight, and give these 3 a try.

Follow for pregnancy Pilates, yoga and movement to help you feel strong, comfortable and supported throughout pregnancy and beyond.

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22/09/2026

You started doing these 3 things and now… you leak less and you feel more connected to your pelvic floor during pregnancy 🤰✨

Your pelvic floor isn’t designed to just squeeze and hold.

During pregnancy and birth, learning how to engage, release and coordinate your pelvic floor with your breath and movement can be really valuable.

Try taking your pelvic floor through these 3 stages:

1️⃣ Engage + release with your breath
Practise gently lifting the pelvic floor as you exhale, then consciously relaxing and releasing it as you inhale.

2️⃣ Take it into different positions
Practise the same connection on your hands and knees and then standing. Your pelvic floor has to work with your body in different positions, not just when you’re lying down.

3️⃣ Make it functional
Take that awareness into movements you’ll actually use in everyday life — squats, lunges, getting up from a chair and lifting.

The goal isn’t to keep your pelvic floor switched on all day.

It’s about learning to contract, relax and coordinate it with your breath and movement. 🤍

And this is particularly useful during pregnancy as your body changes and the demands on your pelvic floor increase.

Save this reel and practise these movements regularly throughout your pregnancy.

Follow for evidence-based pregnancy Pilates, yoga and movement to help you feel strong, comfortable and confident throughout pregnancy and beyond.

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21/09/2026

You started doing these 3 exercises and now… your hips feel so much more comfortable during pregnancy 🤰✨

As your bump grows, your posture and movement patterns change, and your hips can start to feel tight, heavy or just… uncomfortable.

If your hips are craving a little movement, try these 3:

1️⃣ Lunge to hamstring stretch
Move between the two positions to gently mobilise the front and back of the hip and leg.

2️⃣ Rock the baby 👶
A gentle rocking movement to mobilise the hips and pelvis while finding a comfortable range of movement.

3️⃣ Side stretch + abductor stretch over the bolster
A lovely way to lengthen through the side body and gently stretch around the outer hip.

You don’t always need a big stretching session. Sometimes just a few minutes of gentle, supported movement can help your body feel more comfortable.

And as pregnancy progresses, remember that more stretching isn’t always better. Work within a comfortable range and focus on how the movement feels in your body.

Save this for the next time your hips are feeling tight 🤍

Follow for pregnancy yoga, Pilates and strength exercises to help you feel strong, comfortable and supported throughout pregnancy.

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20/09/2026

You started doing these 3 exercises and now… your lower back feels stronger and more supported as your bump grows 🤰💪

As pregnancy progresses, your centre of gravity shifts and your lower back can be working harder to support your changing body.

Rather than only stretching when your back aches, try building strength around your core, hips and posterior chain too.

These are 3 of my favourites:

1️⃣ Side plank – challenges your core and lateral hip strength, helping you build stability around your pelvis and spine.

2️⃣ Bird dog – strengthens your back, glutes and deep core while teaching you to stabilise your spine as your arms and legs move.

3️⃣ Deadlift – strengthens your glutes, hamstrings and back while practising a strong movement pattern that you’ll use in everyday life.

You don’t need to avoid strength training during pregnancy. You can adapt the position, range and load as your bump grows and choose the version that feels comfortable for you.

✨ Strong doesn’t mean pushing through pain.
✨ Controlled doesn’t mean easy.
✨ And you don’t have to wait until your back hurts to start strengthening it.

Save this reel and give these 3 exercises a try 🤍

Follow for pregnancy Pilates, yoga and strength exercises to help you feel strong, comfortable and supported throughout pregnancy.

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19/09/2026

You started doing these 3 exercises and now… your hips feel stronger and more supported as your bump grows 🤰💪

During pregnancy, your body is constantly adapting. Your pelvis and hips are working hard to support your growing bump, while your changing posture can place different demands on your glutes and hip muscles.

And while stretching can feel lovely, your hips also need strength and stability.

These 3 exercises are a simple way to start building that support:

1️⃣ Seated resistance-band hip abductions
2️⃣ Squats with band and weights
3️⃣ Side-lying in out clams

Think controlled movement rather than lots of reps. You should feel your muscles working without pushing into pain or discomfort.

Strong hips aren’t just about pregnancy — they’re useful for all the everyday movements that come with motherhood too: walking, climbing stairs, getting up and down from the floor, lifting your baby and carrying them around. ❤️

Save this one and give these a try next time you want to work on your hip strength.

And remember: you don’t need to stop strength training during pregnancy. You can adapt the exercises as your body and bump change.

Follow for pregnancy Pilates, yoga and strength exercises to help you feel strong, comfortable and supported throughout pregnancy.

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17/09/2026

You started doing these 3 exercises and now… your lower back feels so much better during pregnancy 🤰✨

As your bump grows, your centre of gravity shifts forward, your posture adapts and the muscles around your lower back and pelvis work harder to support you.

That can leave your back feeling stiff, achy and uncomfortable, especially after sitting, standing or looking after the kids all day.

These 3 gentle movements can help you:
✨ Mobilise your spine
✨ Release tension around your hips and lower back
✨ Feel more comfortable in everyday movement

Try:
1️⃣ Side Stretch- Parivrtta Janu Sirsasana
2️⃣ Cat-Cow
3️⃣Child’s Pose with support

You don’t need to stop moving during pregnancy. The key is finding movements that feel good for your changing body and adapting them as you progress.

Save this for your next lower back relief session and send it to a pregnant friend who needs it! 💕

Follow for evidence-based pregnancy Pilates, yoga and movement to help you feel strong, supported and comfortable throughout pregnancy and beyond.

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13/09/2026

POV: You want to prepare your hips for birth but stretching alone isn’t helping… until you tried this. 🤰🏼

If you’re preparing for birth, you may have been told to stretch your hips and practise getting into different positions.

But here’s the thing…

Birth preparation isn’t just about stretching your hips as far as possible.

Your body also benefits from strength, stability, mobility and learning to move your pelvis in different positions.

That’s why I love combining:

✨ Gentle hip mobility
✨ Glute and leg strength
✨ Pelvic stability
✨ Comfortable birth positions
✨ Relaxation and awareness of your pelvic floor

The goal isn’t to force your hips open or achieve a perfect range of movement.

It’s about helping you feel more confident and comfortable moving your body, while developing strength and mobility that can support you through pregnancy and the demands of labour.

And remember, there’s no single exercise or position that guarantees an easier birth or optimal baby positioning. Every body and every birth is different.

Prepare your body with movement, strength and confidence — not pressure to be more flexible. 🤍

Save this for your pregnancy birth preparation routine!

Always work within a comfortable range and adapt movements as your pregnancy progresses. If you have pelvic girdle pain or other pregnancy-related concerns, seek individual advice from your midwife or women’s health physiotherapist.

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12/09/2026

POV: Your body feels weaker and more unstable as pregnancy progresses… until you started training it like this. 🤰🏼💪🏼

Does your body feel a little less steady as your bump grows?

Maybe getting up from the floor feels harder, your balance isn’t quite what it used to be, or you just don’t feel as strong and confident in your movements.

You’re not imagining it. Pregnancy brings incredible changes to your body, including a shifting centre of gravity, changes in posture and increased demands on your muscles and joints.

But that doesn’t mean you have to stop building strength.

Pregnancy is a time to adapt your training, not abandon it.

This routine focuses on functional strength, balance and stability to help you feel more capable as your body changes.

✨ Strengthen your legs and glutes
✨ Improve balance and coordination
✨ Support your hips and pelvis
✨ Build core stability
✨ Practise controlled, functional movements

Because preparing for birth and motherhood isn’t just about flexibility.

It’s about feeling strong, supported and confident in your body.

You don’t need to train harder. You need to train smarter, listen to your body and adapt as your pregnancy progresses. 🤍

Save this for your next pregnancy strength session!

Every pregnancy is different. Choose exercises that feel comfortable and adapt movements as needed. If you have concerns about exercise or pregnancy-related pain, speak to your midwife or healthcare professional.

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