Safe Exercise During Pregnancy

Pregnancy doesn’t mean giving up fitness—it means adapting it. I’ve worked with many expecting mothers to help them stay strong, mobile, and safe through all stages. Movement can reduce back pain, improve mood, and prepare the body for labor.

Focus on posture, core control, gentle strength training, and walking. Avoid anything high-impact or that strains the belly directly. Always consult your doctor first, of course.

Staying active during pregnancy is empowering. Your body is doing something incredible—support it with care and strength.

Jean Paul Rivas

Lifting Heavy Is for Everyone—Yes, Even You

I hear this a lot: “Lifting heavy isn’t for me.” But here’s the truth—lifting weights safely and progressively is one of the best things you can do for your health, no matter your age or gender.

“Heavy” is relative. What’s heavy for me might be light for you, and that’s totally fine. What matters is challenging your muscles. It boosts metabolism, improves bone density, strengthens joints, and builds confidence.

Don’t let gym myths hold you back. Strength training is for you.

Jean Paul Rivas