Ur Mama Strength Pre&Postnatal Fitness

Ur Mama Strength Pre&Postnatal Fitness Fitness classes designed specifically for mammys to be before, during and after pregnancy!

Right now, your body is in recovery & survival mode, not optimization mode.On broken sleep days (which may be most days ...
07/04/2026

Right now, your body is in recovery & survival mode, not optimization mode.

On broken sleep days (which may be most days right now)

Non-negotiables
5–10 min outside (light + fresh air)
Eat something protein-based 2–3 times per day
Gentle movement (even just walking)
Plenty of water
Breathe

If that’s all you do, that counts as a successful day

Nap, rest, sleep at night when you can!
Getting a couple of hours before baby & partner get to bed is helpful for some.(Never worked for me unfortunately)
Take the nap traps, be productive later

Just understand, lack of sleep has a huge impact on our brains, body and mood.
It improves over time but be gentle with yourself & realistic with expectations!



07/04/2026

Spots don't become available very often!

4 will be ready for May

If you want to keep exercising, stay strong but also prepare your body through pregnancy mobility
This is the class for you!

I'm a prenatal Coach with nearly 10 years experience having trained hundreds of women in person and online.

Based just off the M50 exit 5

Tuesday 7.30pm
Including access to app program

05/04/2026

Last of the weekends Easter eggs!

Hope you had a good weekend

Enjoyed your chocolate and are ready to put it to good use this week 💪🏼🙌🏼

Ps I thought it wasn't going to break 🤣🤣
Also excuse my toddler stained pjs

PGP involves the joints that connect your pelvis:-The sacroiliac joints (at the back, where your spine meets your pelvis...
27/03/2026

PGP involves the joints that connect your pelvis:

-The sacroiliac joints (at the back, where your spine meets your pelvis)
-The p***c symphysis (at the front, between the two sides of your pelvis)

When these joints don’t move properly or become unstable, it leads to pain.

People describe PGP in different ways, but common sensations include:

-Sharp, stabbing pain in the hips, groin, or lower back
-Dull aching pain in the pelvic area
-Pain that radiates to the thighs or buttocks
-Clicking or grinding feeling in the pelvis

Difficulty with movements like:
-Walking
-Climbing stairs
-Turning in bed
-Standing on one leg (eg. getting dressed)

It can be mild for some, but quite severe and limiting for others.

The causes depend on the situation, but common factors include:

-Hormonal changes (especially relaxin) loosen ligaments causing more movement
-Increased weight and pressure on the pelvis
-Changes in posture and movement

Other

-Previous pelvic or lower back injury
-Hypermobility (very flexible joints)
-Uneven movement or muscle imbalance
-Repetitive strain or poor posture

How to help
-Physio
-Pelvic support
-Daily lifestyle adjustments
-Exercise
-Pain relief

Follow my page for pregnancy exercise tips to keep you comfortable, strong & mobile


Address

Dublin Ward Cross Indoor Football
Dublin
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