The first few months after delivery are some of the
most precious, memorable, and exhausting moments
of your life. Give yourself a break.
Many of us are instructed to "slowly ease back in"
during that 6-8 week "clearance" appointment, but
what does that even mean?
This doesn't mean going out and running 2 miles versus your pre-pregnancy 13. Returning to exercise after baby is going to look, very, very different. You have additional needs now, and I'm here to help.
My philosophy when it comes to Postpartum after working with new parents for over a decade is that we have it backwards. You need rest, you need recovery, and you need support after having a child. If you're ready to get started and want a custom plan, contact me directly to set up a brief call and learn more about how I work with moms all over the world. For easy-to-follow guidelines, how to exercise while breastfeeding/pumping, how to avoid Diastasis Recti and Pelvic Organ Prolapse, and a year of workouts you can do with your newbie, grab a copy of my Book Here.
I wrote this book after having my second baby, which was after over a decade of working with all kinds of new parents. The Complete Guide to Postpartum Fitness has also been reviewed by OBs, Midwives, Therapists, Chiropractors, IBCLS, and Physical Therapists. Please grab a copy for yourself or a friend who is expecting. This advice and workout plan isn't what you will find anywhere else!
You Just Had a Baby....
Now What?
Want More Reading Material?
Here are some selections of my most popular Postpartum-Friendly Blog Posts:
There are plenty more popular topics on the blog, of course. Diastasis Recti, Pelvic Organ Prolapse symptoms to watch for, how to get back into running, and easy weeknight recipes your kids will love are on there too! Please contact me here if you have a question you would like answered on the blog and to set up a training consultation.
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My virtual clients get a weekly customized workout plan, customized workout videos, and one check-in and more. Please reach out in you are interested in training or in joining in any of my at-home workout challenges.
With that, postpartum is no joke.
Please take your recovery seriously and reach out when you are ready!








