Cathe, first off I realize you are busy as can be and probably don't have time to answer this but in light of that I'll ask anyway.
I have been keeping up my workouts pretty good since week 8 but of course already have had to go down in weight and moderate some moves. I've only gained 3 or 4 lbs and I just measured my hips and to my dismay they have grown 1/2 inch. I have to kind of body type where my lower body has to be worked very hard to maintain toned. As this is my second pregnancy I am very stressed by this increase when I worked so hard to get my body toned back down. I know you suggested Fit To Deliver, but they are releasing a new addition in June and I am waiting for it to be released in the States. So I have no applicable help in this. Are the endurance based workouts able to keep the body toned close to prepregnancy size, or is it just all you can do pregnant and you gain overall anyway, just hopefully less than you would if you didn't exercise. Maybe Shelia can answer this for you. I am just so depressed this morning, it's so hard to get big when it was so hard to get small. Sigh, thanks for your time.
I have been keeping up my workouts pretty good since week 8 but of course already have had to go down in weight and moderate some moves. I've only gained 3 or 4 lbs and I just measured my hips and to my dismay they have grown 1/2 inch. I have to kind of body type where my lower body has to be worked very hard to maintain toned. As this is my second pregnancy I am very stressed by this increase when I worked so hard to get my body toned back down. I know you suggested Fit To Deliver, but they are releasing a new addition in June and I am waiting for it to be released in the States. So I have no applicable help in this. Are the endurance based workouts able to keep the body toned close to prepregnancy size, or is it just all you can do pregnant and you gain overall anyway, just hopefully less than you would if you didn't exercise. Maybe Shelia can answer this for you. I am just so depressed this morning, it's so hard to get big when it was so hard to get small. Sigh, thanks for your time.