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Pyramid* 06-05-2012 11:03 AM

Jogging Whilst Heavily Pregnant - Selfish or not
 
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I am all for the mother wanting to keep fit as that will have a good impact on her own body as well as being good for baby - but I can't quite get my head around the unecessary movement and bumping around for baby when mother is jogging?


Is going jogging whilst pregnant reckless / selfish to the unborn baby?

Me. I Am Salman 06-05-2012 11:09 AM

She should jog after she's had her baby to shift all that weight. Not now.. can't say whether it's selfish or not though.

Kizzy 06-05-2012 11:10 AM

I'm not sure tbh, it does look like it could be quite jarring, and I can imagine the baby sloshing around...on the other hand the swaying movement of a gentle jog could be quite soothing?

Pyramid* 06-05-2012 11:20 AM

I don't know - I can understand the benefits: healthy, fit mother looking after her body will be very good for baby: but as you say Kizzy - it's the jarring that the baby will go through. I'm not sure if it would be soothing - I'm also thinking of Vicky saying that during her scan, when she coughed - she could baby 'jumping'......

Just 'something' about the jogging and the nature of that type of exercise that makes me wonder. I know nothing about the effects (good or bad)so I can't call this one at all.

Vicky. 06-05-2012 08:24 PM

Well I was told my my doc that if I did any excercise and that before I got pregnant, its fine to continue (with the exception of the obvious, such as weightlifting, contact sport and that) however to be careful when doing anything that could make me fall over...I would probably class jogging as that tbh, but apparently excercise isnt actually bad for the baby, so long as you dont suddenly take up jogging 2 hours a day when you never jogged before or something like that.

I was worried about stuff like this actually...I asked if it was still ok to have sex (felt very silly doing so but it had to be asked :laugh: ) and doc said it was fine...and that the baby would actually enjoy rocking movements and such D:

I would say during sex the baby would be jiggled around as much as during jogging, so by deduction, I would say jogging doesnt do any harm.

arista 07-05-2012 06:21 AM

She had her baby
and went live on ITV1HD Daybreak this morning.
She ran passed a pub and got abuse.

She never ran if she had any pain.

A GP there said the Baby was well protected.


Amazing Fit Lady
Good Luck to her.

arista 07-05-2012 06:22 AM

double post.

arista 07-05-2012 06:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kizzy (Post 5121592)
I'm not sure tbh, it does look like it could be quite jarring, and I can imagine the baby sloshing around...on the other hand the swaying movement of a gentle jog could be quite soothing?



Baby is safe and protected
only contact sports are a danger.


It was a Jog
not running fast

thesheriff443 07-05-2012 07:54 AM

its her choice it may carry a risk,but being pregnant carries a risk
on the other end of the scale are women that say they cant hoover the floor beacuse they are pregnant and sit around all day constantanly eating.

Suze 07-05-2012 07:55 AM

Women still do strenuous stuff during pregnancy, housework, looking after their other children, even having to lift them up etc; the jogging as long as done sensibly doesn't look that bad, plus babies are pretty much protected by the surrounding fluid from bumps and stuff. So all in all as long as she was sensible and did the jogging in moderation, can't see the harm in it.

Marc 07-05-2012 09:18 AM

What are the medical disadvantages?

arista 07-05-2012 01:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Marc (Post 5123332)
What are the medical disadvantages?


For her a better birth
and before the Baby she did more sports
jogging does no harm as the baby is safe.

Those working class fools
that shouted at her - Are Lacking Proper Education


Contact Sports would be stupid, of course

lostalex 07-05-2012 01:24 PM

actually it's selfless. Fat mother's being unhealthy is a big reason why children have so many health problems, including autism. being lazy and inactive and sedentary is selfish.

All doctors recommend that pregnant women get PLENTY of exercise.

there is absolutely no excuse for any woman to gain more than a stone during pregnancy.

Women use pregnancy as an excuse to be fat and lazy. (and to get a seat on the bus/train)

lostalex 07-05-2012 01:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Suze (Post 5123310)
Women still do strenuous stuff during pregnancy, housework, looking after their other children, even having to lift them up etc; the jogging as long as done sensibly doesn't look that bad, plus babies are pretty much protected by the surrounding fluid from bumps and stuff. So all in all as long as she was sensible and did the jogging in moderation, can't see the harm in it.


lol lifting their children is strenuous excersize?? are you joking???

wow, you are living in a dream world.

I lift my trash bags out to the dumpster, i guess that means i'm getting as much excersize as a mother. lol

lostalex 07-05-2012 02:26 PM

exercise is a really hard word to spell btw. It sounds like it should have a "Z" in it.

arista 07-05-2012 02:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lostalex (Post 5123672)
umm, i was supporting excersise during pregnancy, so how was i disagreeing with that you've just said?

Sorry

Lost in translation


I deleted that post for you.

lostalex 07-05-2012 02:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by arista (Post 5123703)
Sorry

Lost in translation


I deleted that post for you.

no worries. ;)

Jords 07-05-2012 02:51 PM

Look at them nip nips!!


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