The classes featured were filmed while I was pregnant with my daughter. I created yoga classes for each of the four trimesters that helped me feel more grounded and strong in my body throughout my pregnancy.
— Clara Roberts-Oss.
Featured in the Prenatal Yoga Online Collection:
Rest is so important—especially when pregnant for you and the baby.
We have varying styles, levels, and lengths of classes for pregnant mamas in each trimester, including:
I’ve included modifications in the classes for each trimester, so if you don’t remember/watch the video, don’t sweat it!
The first series of the prenatal yoga online collection features six classes. Hatha, Slow Flow, Restorative, and Meditation courses will help you slow down while maintaining a movement practice.
As your body adjusts to the flux of hormones and the baby growing inside of you, this is a crucial time. The fetus is attaching to the uterus, so you need to be very careful and mindful when you move —especially if you’re new to vinyasa yoga.
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The second series of the prenatal yoga online collection features six classes. If you’re feeling like you can handle more movement and vigor in body and mind, the second trimester classes offer a bit more flow.
I felt more adjusted and at home in my body in this trimester. I was able to revisit more movement and dynamic poses that I had to avoid in my first trimester. mothers usually feel a lot better in this trimester. If you’re feeling up to it, keep moving. If not, stay at the level and pace you feel comfortable.
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Yoga classes for the pregnant goddess in the third trimester.
The third series of the prenatal yoga online collection features seven classes. This is the time to get strong in both body and mind. The courses in this series feature breathwork and simple poses to create strength and space to prepare you for childbirth.
Please take rest when you need it; in my pregnancy, each day felt so different from the day before, so honor your body and where you are at.
No more vinyasas, instead take cat/cows or camel pose. Don’t lie on your back at this point as it puts too much weight on the sacral area.
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Yoga classes for the pregnant goddess in the fourth trimester.
The fourth series of the prenatal yoga online collection features five classes, and you can choose from any of the classes on the app to reconnect to your body.
The postnatal trimester is meant to help you ease back into the practice. The postnatal series could be geared towards those who have just given birth or anyone who wants a slower class.
Postnatal yoga aims to build strength in the core and pelvic floor and create space in shoulders and upper back. The idea is to strengthen the muscles strained in childbirth and relieve any tension in the arms and back from holding and feeding your baby.
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