Baby steps — The program was designed by Nike’s qualified trainers, who were assisted by a panel of five pregnancy experts. The experts, including a board-certified OB/GYN, weighed in on the ...

On average, the women started cross training three weeks after giving birth, resumed running after six weeks, and had returned to 80 percent of pre-pregnancy training levels after 14 weeks.

Pregnant women seeking an exercise routine that can potentially alleviate some pregnancy symptoms and improve delivery outcomes might be surprised to learn that resistance training, performed with ...

Using their training logs, the runners reported how their training changed before, during, and after their first pregnancy, which occurred at ages ranging from 20 to 42 years old.

A dedicated and passionate Soldier volunteered when the Pregnancy/Postpartum Physical Training (P3T) program at the Ivy Division needed someone qualified to become the installation instructor ...

What's more, the study reported that 'participants who maintained pre-pregnancy training levels until delivery reported significantly less reproductive complications that those who ceased training ...

Is It Safe To Lift Weights While Pregnant? Previous videos shared by the poster of the viral clip show the pregnant woman lifting weights and doing other strength training exercises.

As technology continues to blur the lines between science fiction and reality, a robotics company in China is reportedly ...

Pregnancy care centers, or crisis pregnancy centers, are nonprofit organizations that present themselves as health care clinics. But they’re not regulated as health care facilities, which means ...

The county jail is partnering with a reproductive nonprofit to provide pregnant inmates with maternal support and training. The Arlington County Sheriff's Office announced a partnership with the ...

The expectant mother learned CPR in a pregnancy class just weeks before her husband suffered a heart attack.

In the year after California started requiring implicit bias training for medical professionals involved in pregnancy and childbirth, less than 17% of facilities had begun, a new report found.