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18/10/2026

Feeling stiff, tight or carrying tension in your lower back? Your hips might need a little attention. 👀

These 3 simple stretches are a great way to improve hip mobility, ease tightness and help release that feeling of tension through your lower back.

✨ Perfect after a long day sitting, chasing the kids or finishing a workout.

Save this routine and come back to it whenever your body needs a little reset. 💚

18/10/2026

18/10/2026

Sometimes we forget just how incredible our bodies are. 🤍

As women, we can be so quick to doubt ourselves, question our strength and convince ourselves that something is too hard.

But think about what your body has already been through. The changes, the challenges, the sacrifices, the recovery, and somehow finding the strength to keep showing up.

If your body can do all of that, imagine what you're capable of when you start believing in yourself a little more.

You are stronger than you give yourself credit for, mama. Never forget that. 💪🏼

17/10/2026

Let’s give mums the credit they deserve. 💚

Of course, it’s amazing when women make time for their workouts and prioritise their health.

But let’s not forget the women navigating pregnancy, recovering from birth, running on broken sleep, raising little humans, dealing with hormonal changes and watching their bodies change in ways they never expected.

Some days, just getting through the day is an achievement in itself.

And if you’re a mum who’s struggling to find the time, energy or motivation to exercise, please know this…

You’re not falling behind. You’re navigating a whole lot.

Your strength isn’t measured by how many workouts you complete. Sometimes, strength is simply showing up for yourself in whatever way you can.

And when you’re ready to make yourself a priority again, start small. You deserve that time, too. ❤️

15/10/2026

Mom to mom, ❤️

Somewhere between looking after the kids, keeping the house running and making sure everyone else is okay, it’s easy to put yourself last.

But you matter too, Mum.

Your health, your happiness and your goals deserve time and attention, too. You don’t have to lose yourself in motherhood to be a good mum.

Taking care of yourself isn’t selfish. It’s showing your children that their mum matters just as much as everyone else.

You deserve to feel good in your own skin, have energy for the things you love and still chase the dreams that are yours.

You’re a mum, but you’re still YOU. Never forget that. 🤍

15/10/2026

Feeling tight or stiff? 🤍 Take a few minutes to slow down and give your body some love with this mini stretch flow.

Hold each stretch for 30–60 seconds, follow the prompts on screen, and breathe your way through each movement.

📌 Save this for later when your body needs a little reset! 🧘‍♀️

14/10/2026

Between the kids, work, and a million things on the to-do list, it’s easy to put ourselves last. ❤️

But we deserve to feel good, have energy for our little ones, feel confident in our own skin, and still look at each other like 😍🔥

We’re not chasing perfection. We’re just trying to be the best versions of ourselves, together. 💪❤️

14/10/2026

Your core needs time to recover after pregnancy, so how you rebuild your strength matters. 🤍

❌ **Standard high plank:** Can place too much pressure on your recovering core and pelvic floor if you're not ready for it.

✅ **Bear plank:** A great progression to work towards when you're ready, helping you rebuild core stability with control.

❌ **Crunches:** Can increase pressure through your abdominal wall before your core is ready to manage it.

✅ **Toe taps:** A great way to practise controlled core engagement while gradually rebuilding strength.

Remember, postpartum recovery isn't about rushing back to your old workouts. It's about building a strong foundation and progressing at YOUR pace.

Every recovery is different. Start with exercises suited to your individual recovery, and seek guidance from a pelvic health physiotherapist if you're unsure where to begin.

✋️✋️Bear planks and toe taps aren't automatically suitable for every woman in early postpartum. The key is whether she can perform the movement without abdominal doming, pelvic heaviness, leaking, pain or excessive pressure. Regress further if needed, and progress when ready.