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What is Prenatal Yoga for? What are its specificities and its benefits?


 YOGA FOR PREGNANCY


Pregnancy is often a magic moment for the mother-to-be, but it is also a time when many questions arise, for example:


Prenatal Yoga is an ally of choice to allow the future mother and her baby to live the pregnancy in harmony.
It helps the pregnant woman deeply to take care of herself and her baby.
From the questions and the "bobos" of each one comes a body work allowing to understand the origin of the pains and to appropriate practical solutions.
Some benefits of Prenatal Yoga
Relieves back pain (upper back + lumbar, also relieves excessive arch)
Relieves sciatic nerve pain
Improves digestive problems and transit
Relieves circulatory disorders
Helps sleep more easily and make it more restorative
Brings help to fight depression and depression
Soothes nervousness and stress
Helps to regain energy and vitality
Provides tools to manage contractions during childbirth
According to a study published in the Journal of Sports Medicine and Physical Fitness, practicing thirty minutes a day during pregnancy of a body-mind activity like Yoga reduces the risk of hypertension for the future baby
Classes revolve around the essential principles: breathing, stretching, perineal work and delivery positions.
The postures of Prenatal Yoga specifically target the pelvis
Thanks to Prenatal Yoga, pregnant women also have:
A better knowledge of their body
A better understanding of your baby's position and the place he takes
A better feeling of the child, of his reception
More calm, serenity, concentration and confidence to live this unique moment in their lives
A more fluid and harmonious breathing
Prenatal Yoga allows the future mother to maintain a physical activity that respects the new state of pregnancy and prepares for the arrival of this child in peace and security.
One of the other prenatal yoga classes is that they allow the future mother to meet other future mothers and to be able to share and share with them about pregnancy. It's often a great opportunity to share tips and even make friends

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