Remember to protect your back and use your core with any movement or exercise.
Exhale with your belly button into your spine during the movement (squats, coughing, sneezing, lunges, lifting anything heavy, etc.).
Moderator: Kim Raubenheimer
Certified Nutrition & Fitness Coach
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An Important Exercise Tip
Remember to protect your back and use your core with any movement or exercise.
Exhale with your belly button into your spine during the movement (squats, coughing, sneezing, lunges, lifting anything heavy, etc.).
While your belly continually expands for nine months during pregnancy, you might assume that it will naturally contract to its original size after your baby is born. But the truth is that getting your belly back to its pre-pregnancy size is not always as simple as doing daily sit-ups and cutting back on sugar, especially if you're dealing with a diastasis recti. As a mom that continually exercised during her two pregnancies, Certified Nutrition & Fitness Coach Kim Raubenheimer explains the concept of diastasis recti, and how you can recover from this post-natal condition.