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YOGA means 'union'. It is a centuries old practice that promotes balance, energy, deep breathing and relaxation.

The practice of yoga during pregnancy can have a very positive effect on mother and baby.

• Builds a harmonious bridge of contact with your developing baby/babies.
• Teaches positive use of body, mind and breath.
• Stretches and strengthens the spinal and abdominal muscles.
• Assists in the control of the pelvic floor muscle.
• Expands your breathing capacity.
• It is a means of developing a healthy and holistic lifestyle.
• Helps to develop strength, flexibility and stamina.
• Alleviates stress.
• Calms and disciplines the mind.
• Improves concentration.
• Reduces tension and teaches relaxation.
• Stretches and strengthens the skeletal and muscular systems of the body.
• Works on internal organs and the endocrine system and regulates metabolism.
• Improves your posture in every day life.
• Leads to an increase in energy levels.
• Teaches balance.
• Helps to improve digestion.
• Reduces Backache and Sciatica.
• Eases Insomnia.
• Helps to reduce high blood pressure.
• Alleviates anxiety

It is always wise to check with your doctor and/or midwife before you begin any form of exercise.

It is advisable for the physical practise of yoga to begin only after the 14th week of a pregnancy.