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By Leanne (The DigiCoach) | Oct 05, 2024
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The Antenatal Bench Squat Exercise is perfect for supporting the pelvis during pregnancy and labor! Try it out now!


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In this video, we showcase the Antenatal Bench Squat exercise, a key move for expecting mothers to strengthen their pelvic muscles and prepare for labor. This exercise is great for enhancing pelvic stability, improving lower body strength, and promoting a smoother pregnancy journey.


Benefits of Antenatal Bench Squat:


Supports pelvic stability

Strengthens lower body muscles

Enhances balance and coordination

Prepares the body for labor

Promotes overall well-being during pregnancy

How to Perform Antenatal Bench Squat:


Start in a Standing Position: Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart, facing a bench.

Lower into a Squat: Slowly lower your body into a squat position, keeping your back straight and knees aligned with your toes.

Use the Bench for Support: Lightly touch the bench with your glutes, using it for support without fully sitting down.

Rise Back Up: Push through your heels to return to the standing position, engaging your pelvic muscles.

Repeat: Perform several repetitions, maintaining a controlled and steady pace.

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DISCLAIMER

As always, ensure you’re fully warmed up before performing this or any exercise. Consult a fitness or health professional if you have concerns. These exercises may not be suitable for everyone, especially those with pre-existing health conditions. Perform them at your own pace, and stop if you experience discomfort. TheDigiCoachPT accepts no liability for injuries incurred during these exercises.


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