Prenatal Yoga - Basic Class
Prenatal yoga basics: learn safe poses & techniques for a healthy pregnancy. Step-by-step guidance for expectant mothers.
Course Content
Prenatal Yoga - Basic Class is an all-levels Udemy course taught by Tatiana Abbey. It runs 2h 42m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.7 out of 5 from 18 reviews, with 166 students enrolled. It is a paid course, last updated June 2013.
Discover a more harmonious pregnancy with our Prenatal Yoga course! Designed for second and third trimester expectant mothers, this program gently guides you through the fundamental principles and poses of prenatal yoga, even if you're a complete beginner.
This course is more than just exercise; it's about connecting with your baby through mindful breathing and enhancing your overall well-being. We believe, "As we breathe, so we live!"
What you'll gain through prenatal yoga poses:
- Strengthened Legs: Build the strength needed to comfortably support your upper body throughout pregnancy.
- Increased Perineum Flexibility: Prepare for labor and delivery with gentle stretching.
- Back Pain Relief: Find soothing relief from common pregnancy back pain.
- Sciatica Support: Learn poses to alleviate and manage sciatica discomfort.
- Nervous System Relaxation: Calm your mind and reduce stress with restorative yoga practices.
- Immune System Boost: Support your body's natural defenses during pregnancy.
- Improved Balance: Maintain stability as your center of gravity shifts.
- Daily Pregnancy Tips: Receive practical advice for everyday comfort, including gentle guidance on getting up and lying down.
- In-Utero Bonding: Cultivate a deeper connection with your baby while they are still in the womb.
Ultimately, this prenatal yoga course will empower you with strength, build self-trust, and provide tools to navigate pregnancy with ease. We’ll remind you to breathe deeply and embrace this incredible journey.
Important Disclaimer: This course is specifically designed for the second and third trimesters. If you are in your first trimester, please do not participate. While yoga for pregnancy is generally safe, consult your doctor before beginning if you experience any of the following: vaginal bleeding, high blood pressure, increased shortness of breath, dizziness or feeling faint, uterine contractions, chest pain, fluid leaking from your vagina, rapid heartbeat, or difficulty walking.
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