Exercise in pregnancy is protective.
Structured aerobic and resistance exercise reduces gestational diabetes risk by ~30% and pre-eclampsia risk by ~40% (ACOG Committee Opinion 804).
Pregnancy Rehabilitation
A pregnancy-trained physiotherapist takes you through a live 20–25 minute online session from the command centre, while AI posture analysis checks your alignment in real time and flags what the eye can miss.
Why it matters
Back pain, pelvic girdle pain, diastasis recti and pelvic-floor dysfunction are treated as inevitable. They are not. Structured, trimester-specific rehab prevents most of it — and repairs the rest.
The science, in plain language
Structured aerobic and resistance exercise reduces gestational diabetes risk by ~30% and pre-eclampsia risk by ~40% (ACOG Committee Opinion 804).
Antenatal pelvic-floor muscle training reduces urinary incontinence in late pregnancy and postpartum by ~50% (Cochrane, 2020).
Perineal massage from 34 weeks reduces the risk of perineal trauma requiring suturing (Cochrane, 2013).
Live, supervised tele-rehabilitation produces adherence and outcomes comparable to in-clinic physiotherapy, and markedly better than self-guided video alone (JMIR, 2021).
40%
lower pre-eclampsia risk with structured exercise
Source · ACOG Opinion 804
50%
less postpartum incontinence with pelvic-floor training
Source · Cochrane, 2020
How it works
Your camera-based posture and movement analysis runs first — alignment, pelvic tilt, range and compensation patterns.
A pregnancy-trained physiotherapist in the command centre runs the session with you online, correcting form in real time.
Gentle mobility, nausea-safe breathwork, posture and hydration coaching.
Core stabilisation, back and hip conditioning, walking prescriptions.
Pelvic-floor preparation, perineal training, labour breathwork.
Diastasis recti recovery, C-section scar mobilisation, pelvic-floor rehab.
What you get
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