10th July 2010

 
 

Class 1 :   10 - 07 - 10

 

Class 2 :   17 - 07 - 10

 

Class 3 :   24 - 07 - 10

 

9th July 2010

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Pregnancy do and don't

 

 
DO
 

1. Drink plenty of fluids. If you don't drink enough fluids, your nausea may get worse. Keep a water bottle at your desk or in your work area and sip throughout the day.

2. Adjust your car seat and steering wheel to accommodate your changing shape.

3. Wash your hands thoroughly when handling uncooked meat.

4. Get enough sleep. The more tired you are, the more nauseated you may feel.

5. Take it slow in the morning. Allow yourself extra time to get ready for work. Rushing around can contribute to nausea.

6. Take short, frequent breaks. Getting up and moving around for a few minutes can reinvigorate you. Spending a few minutes with the lights off, your eyes closed and your feet up also can help you recharge.

7. Go to bed early. If you're tired by 7 p.m., turn in for the night.

8. Keep it positive. Look for the humor in stressful situations. Surround yourself with upbeat people

9. Talk it out. Share frustrations with a supportive co-worker, friend or spouse.

10. Certain working conditions may increase your risk of complications during pregnancy, including:

  • Long, stressful commutes

  • Prolonged standing

  • Heavy, repetitive lifting

  • Heavy vibrations, such as from large machines

  • Exposure to harmful substances

Don't
 

1. Hold your breath while lifting or lift heavy loads. Check with your health care provider regarding exact weight limitations

2. Hunch over your desk

3. Sit for periods longer than 30 minutes without taking a stretch break

4. Sit with your knees crossed

5. Strain to have a bowel movement

6. OVEREXERT! If you become too tired or a little short of breath, LISTEN to your body and rest

7. Avoid : Sea foods; Herbal Tea; Alcohol tobacco. Limit caffeine intake

 

Why exercise during pregnancy ?

 

     Benefits of exercise during pregnancy

 

Improved posture and appearance

·          Relief of back pain

·          Stronger muscles in preparation for labor and support for loosened joints

·          Improved circulation

·          Increased flexibility

·          Increased/maintained aerobic endurance

·          Increased energy level and less fatigue

·          Decreased muscle tension that promotes relaxation

·          Promotion of feelings of well-being and a positive self-image