“Well, Those Are the Abs of Someone Who Hasn’t Had a Baby!”
Let me tell you a little story… I started training prenatal and postnatal women when I was at Queen’s University doing my undergraduate degree in Physical Education. There was a personal training studio in town that was purely for women in pregnancy and mamas....
Core Training Isn’t Just About the Abs
Just over four years ago, I defended my Masters degree at the University of British Columbia, where I was studying in Vancouver. The research I was discussing was on the considerations we, as coaches and trainers, should be taking when designing exercise programs for...
Should You Exercise With Morning Sickness?
You might be at the stage where the last thing you can even think about, between bouts of running to and from the toilet, is exercise. Really, rest is best if this is where you’re living right now. However, if you’re feeling the fog start to lift and the...“50 Shades of Coaching”: How to Talk About the Pelvic Floor Without Being Super Awkward
50 Shades of Coaching. I was giving a talk last week to a group of personal trainers chatting about pre/postnatal exercise. Specifically, at one (…many) point in the conversation, I was talking about the pelvic floor and how I get my ladies to start thinking about the...
Jessie Mundell is mama-in-chief at JessieMundell.com, where she’s helped hundreds of moms feel strong, confident, and EMPOWERED in their bodies with fitness programs tailored to their prenatal and postnatal needs.
