Prenatal Yoga for the Third Trimester

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Congratulations to you for making it this far and staying strong. You are almost at the finish line and now is the time to soldier through.

To help you make it just a tad bit easier on you we would like to share with you our top 3 yoga asanas and exercises to relieve the pain you’re in right now and make the process smoother for you.

1. Spiralling Movement – This movement requires you to move your pelvis in circular motions while controlling your hips. Spiralling movements of the pelvis helps massage down the baby’s head onto the cervix. Also, these movements help you keep your pelvis mobile and relaxed while loosening your muscles and ligaments. You can ever use a fitness ball to help make these movements easier in case you have difficulty performing it naturally.

2. Warrior Pose I – The warrior poses are very helpful to help stimulate blood throughout the entire body, flushing all the toxins out. This technique helps you use your upper body and engage all major muscle groups. It helps open up your chest and strengthen your leg muscles which are crucial during this period. The Warrior Pose I also helps restore the health and flexibility of your spine, making space for the growing uterus. As an added benefit it helps your mind relax and stay focused.

3. Bridge Pose – This pose is really helpful if you want to open up your hips and strengthen your glutes, core, and hamstrings. It works miracles to help strengthen these muscles making it easier for you to bear with all the symptoms of the third trimester. Conveniently, it can be practiced in all the trimesters. Begin on the side and roll to the back as you move your body into a bridge pose to help yourself ease into it better. This helps avoid stressing your abdominal muscles. Please note: You must avoid this exercise if you neck or your back feels uncomfortable.

If you find yourself struggling with these exercises then you need an expert to help guide you through them, teaching you proper breathing and coordinating with your level of performing these exercises.

YourBuddhi.com has a team of experts who can help with prenatal yoga for the third trimester, so head over to the website today for a free trial class! Visit https://yourbuddhi.com/yoga-types/prenatal-yoga/ for more info.

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