
Yoga can also alleviate many of the discomforts of pregnancy such as
nausea, constipation, swelling, back pain and sciatica. Breathing techniques
will be practiced. This allows the chest to open and helps to improve
circulation in both mother and baby, ensuring a better supply of oxygen to the
blood. It also calms the nerves and gives the mother greater control of
her breathing during labor. Prenatal yoga keeps the body healthy and
flexible. A safe, open community allows you to freely discuss any issues,
from discomforts and concerns, to the wonderful new changes your body and baby
are experiencing.
~Nicole Cummings Prenatal Yoga Instructor at Empowered Wellness Rochester MN
Safety Guidelines
All pregnant women are welcome to attend the class, whether you have a regular practice or want to start yoga during pregnancy. No prior yoga experience is required. It is very important to inform the teacher of any complications (current or past) or any treatment that you are receiving.
All pregnant women are welcome to attend the class, whether you have a regular practice or want to start yoga during pregnancy. No prior yoga experience is required. It is very important to inform the teacher of any complications (current or past) or any treatment that you are receiving.
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