I work at a gym and during my pregnancy I did all kinds of workouts...I walked on the treadmill for 30 minutes a day going 2.1...You dont wanna over do it so just take it easy...Walking is great but as your pregnancy progresses it will get tougher so just relax and walk while watching TV or reading a book..Good luck and Congrats!! :)
2006-11-22 04:47:43
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answered by rkonkin226 4
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My doc says walk 4 times for 10 minutes a day. It is a great way to stay in a great preggo shape and walking WILL help you when you are in labor. I used to work full time during my 1st pregnancy. My labor was 3 1/2 from water breaking to delivery and exactly on his due date. Plus I had only gained like 14 pounds and he was 7 pounds 5 oz. I also was wearing my normal clothes when I got home from hospital. It was great. then my 2nd child, i didnt work and sat around alot. I had a trickle water breakage and 14 hours later I had a baby. I gained 25 pounds with her, and it took me like 8 months to get all my weight off. THis is my 3rd pregnancy, again I dont work, dont walk(need to) and I feel lazy all the time. I have already gained 35 pounds and I am only 33 weeks. We have a treadmill and I wish I would have been using it. Go for it and good luck.
2006-11-22 04:51:45
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answered by Elizabeth H 2
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Yes...walking is good during pregnancy...I walked with my first one and my pregnancy was awesome..I had no problems...my labor was great...it was only 4 hours long and I did it without an epidural...I'm 34 weeks with my second...I haven't exercised at all...and it's been a crazy pregnancy...I have gestational diabetes...and had to be put on a diet...I'm not sure how labor will be this time around...I don't know if the difference in my pregnancies has anything to do with my exercise habits or not though...that's just my experience...
2006-11-22 04:47:42
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answered by Amy B 3
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Well, I didn't have a treadmill. but I have a nine baby shop that kept me busy during my first pregnancy and it was great, no serious problem, except for morning sickness. I was pregnant with my daughter and wasn't working or walking as much and it was horrible, because I wasn't active as I was and it was uncomfortable the whole time
2006-11-22 04:48:45
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answered by fourcheeks4 5
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walking is great! I do the treadmill everyother day at a 3.0-3.5 I'm naturally a fast walker. and for 20-30 mins. Just make sure you don't overdo it.
I also ride the bike at the gym. Good luck and congrats!!
2006-11-22 04:45:23
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answered by Laura R 3
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hi, i'm a mom of four...My sons variety in age from 12 to 26. i became consistently particularly energetic and walked popular (even whilst no longer pregnant) it may very very plenty from newborn to newborn. My least complicated became my third (now 23) My exertions went so quickly that I barley made it to the scientific institution. I had no time for any pains killers, no epidural, no longer something. It became quickly and somewhat uncomplicated. i think of a few exercising ( be careful to no longer previous due it) is sweet. i think once you're in good actual condition it does make a distinction, you do no longer tire so surely throughout the time of the exertions and delivery technique. this is ultimate to debate your exercising application inclusive of your scientific expert to confirm this is risk-free and healthful.
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answered by Anonymous
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Yes, absolutely walking is healthy and the baby is dropping better to get in the birth position.
Better to walk in fresh air but tread milling is okay
I walked constantly on my job when I was pregant and I had a really easy time during delivery
2006-11-22 04:47:36
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answered by Anonymous
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Walking is very good durign pregnancy. Using a tredmill is fine. Dont walk to fast, or run. otherwise walking everyday/every other dayu is good. It helps with labor, and strengthens your legs and lower abdomin. which your lower abdomin is what you use to push.
2006-11-22 04:45:47
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answered by Tasha 3
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