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Postpartum Recovery and Core Rebuilding

byAura BirthingOnline sessions & studio classes at HRBR Layout, BengaluruStarts from2,800 Per Month (12 Sessions)View full gallery

The journey doesn't end at birth. My classes focus on safe, gentle healing, helping you rebuild your core and find your strength in a supportive, baby-friendly community.

Postpartum fitness with me is more than just a workout, it is a sanctuary for your comeback. You can bring your baby along to our classes, where we focus on rebuilding your core and strength in a community that understands and supports you without judgment.

Starting a postnatal fitness routine is not always easy, but it is so worth it. Our classes include gentle movements to reactivate the core and restorative poses like legs up the wall to aid in your body's repair process.

When can you start exercising after a C-section? I guide new mothers to listen to their bodies, start with gentle walks and deep breathing, and get their doctor's approval before beginning any workout program. Recovery comes first.

Bounce back stronger, mama. This video demonstrates five key exercises for postpartum recovery, suitable for both vaginal and C-section births, focusing on gently rebuilding strength.

Let's have some real talk about C-section births. This video shares some of the things no one tells you about the recovery, reminding you that holding your baby makes it all worth it.

Bodies after babies are a testament to goddess energy. We honor the transformation of motherhood and focus on regaining strength with grace and self-love in our postpartum classes.

Postpartum recovery involves rebuilding your core strength. Here, a new mom uses a medicine ball to engage her deep core muscles, a key step in healing diastasis recti.

What do new mamas really need postpartum? Not just visitors, but support. Our classes provide a space where you can focus on your physical recovery while your baby is right there with you.

Understanding your postpartum body is the first step to recovery. I advise against restrictive dieting and instead focus on nourishing your body for breastfeeding and starting gentle exercises when you are ready.

How is your postpartum recovery going? I teach the 5-5-5 rule, a guideline to help new parents heal their bodies while promoting crucial bonding time with their new baby.

About Postpartum Recovery: Rebuilding with Care

Recovery is not a race. We teach the 5-5-5 rule: five days in bed, five days on the bed, and five days around the bed. This intentional pacing helps you heal, reduces the risk of injury, and ensures your body is physically ready before we begin any core-focused movements.

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