Fitmama Strong Durham

Many people may be surprised to find out that exercise is not only encouraged by most health care practitioners, but recommended for low-risk pregnant people. Still not sure? We're sharing 10 great benefits of exercising during pregnancy!

Looking for information about breast/chest feeding? Here are Fitmama Strong Durham's Six Tips for Breast/Chest feeding success!

We think you should be on the priority list! Check out six simple strategies you can incorporate into your daily life so that your own self-care doesn’t end up at the bottom of the list!

Functional training is really about optimizing normal/typical human movement patterns so you can move comfortably and pain free throughout the day.

Exercise in pregnancy is 100% “YES” for almost everyone! That being said, it can be hard to get motivated and to know where to start your prenatal fitness journey. Let Fitmama Strong Durham guide you, friend!

People who participate in group fitness classes are more likely to stick with regular exercise! Group dynamics, class variety and the energy of other participants positively influence the experience, making you more likely to stick with a routine.

Whether it is your first baby, or your third, preparing for the big day is a top priority for most pregnant families. Check out Fitmama Strong Durham’s Top Five tips to help you prepare for the birth of your baby.

Instead of perceiving your new baby as an obstacle to overcome as you try to squeeze in exercise, try looking for ways to incorporate them into your routine.

Our community partner in the Durham Region, Dr. Jennifer Wise (DC), shares the benefits of the Webster Technique for babies that are in the breech position during pregnancy.

When there are small people living in the house, date nights can be difficult to arrange! So, we’ve rounded up some great stay at home date night ideas for our Durham Region families. Have fun!

We love the accessibility of a timed based workout. Whether you are a fitness newbie or a lifelong athlete timed intervals are one of our favourite ways to train!

Are you new to Online Fitness? Not sure what sized weights to select for your online fitness classes? Read on to learn how to choose the most appropriate weights for your workout so that you can best meet your fitness goals!

It’s no secret that we love the benefits of baby wearing fitness! It's such a wonderful way to feel close to your baby and soothe your baby when required. Baby wearing while exercising is also a great way to help you become strong and fit after having a baby, since your resistance increases as your baby grows! Read our blog for Best Practices as you embark on your baby wearing and parenting journey!

These functional and foundational exercises are perfect for all bodies, but especially those in the postpartum period. Check out our Top 5 Favourite exercises to include in your next workout after baby.

We love the freedom and fun that summer brings, but there’s something about the structure and routine of fall fitness that we crave! Find out why Fitmama Strong Durham thinks fall is a great time to get fit!

Ideally, a new mama will gradually work into a fitness routine at her own pace and comfort level. We encourage all of our members to focus rehab for optimal core & pelvic floor function postpartum regardless of how baby was born (BONUS Points to all of you who start this during pregnancy- we call this PRE-Hab!)

Motivation is what gets you started, habit is what keeps you going! Here are 10 Reasons why you should attend your FITMOM Class today!

Many people may be surprised to find out that exercise is not only encouraged by most health care practitioners, but recommended for low-risk pregnant people. Still not sure? We're sharing 10 great benefits of exercising during pregnancy!

Like many first time parents, I came to be a co-sleeper out of necessity. The physical toll of sleep deprivation was a shocking revelation of the parenting experience. You can never be prepared for the lack of sleep, especially for those of us who have been blessed with the 'non-sleepers'.