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@wearethelight2010 In my first pregnancy, I didn’t have much of a baby jump until after twenty weeks so physically I was able to to them until then or so. This pregnancy, my second, I dropped around 15 weeks as I was seeing ab separation.

@wearethelight2010 I totally get that- there’s a lot of mixed messages! And I think when people say that core work isn’t safe, they’re referring to things like sit ups/crunches. Things that I did to continue to do to work my core were med ball slams, goblet and barbell front squats, push ups...

@soniabhardwaj I didn’t modify much if anything in the first tri. I continued to CrossFit and run until the end but gradually added more modifications as needed. Pace and intensity changed gradually but it was very organic and a case of my body letting me know when it was time to back off. Also...

@soniabhardwaj Different genders! I thought for sure I was having a second boy but nope, baby number two is a girl!

@soniabhardwaj For what it’s worth, I had very minimal symptoms in either of my pregnancies either. No vomiting, minor nausea. Nothing that impacted my fitness whatsoever. I competed in the CrossFit open from weeks 5-11 during my last pregnancy and no one other than my coach knew I was pregnant...

@halleluyah I’m a runner and ran up to 17 miles during my pregnancies. I kept up with weekend long runs until the mid second tri of my last pregnancy of up to a few hours. This is certainly anecdotal but I didn’t experience a change in my feet at all.

@unmaskedhearts I would try different times of day. For me, early early morning workouts felt good. Nausea didn’t set in until 7am ish so as long as I got my workout done before then, I was fine. Also, playing around with eating/not eating before or after a run could help. For a while during...

@austins3991 I’m not pregnant now but worked out 5-7 times per week during pregnancy. I mostly did CrossFit and running. The things that helped me get out the door were the social aspect of it all. Even as I had to add more walking breaks to running, it was still nice to have a person to meet up...