Maternally Fit

Maternally Fit

Wellness and Fitness Services

Fitness for pregnancy and beyond

About us

At Maternally Fit we have a fantastic team of Physiotherapists who want to motivate you to exercise safely during your pregnancy. Maternally Fit run Prenatal and Postnatal exercise classes both online and in studios across London and Surrey. Our classes are led by Physiotherapists with specialist training in pregnancy and the postnatal period. Our classes are appropriate for both the novice and experienced exerciser, and each class will be individually tailored to your fitness needs and abilities. Classes include cardio-vascular fitness, strength training and particular focus on core stability and pelvic floor training – the muscles which help to support your baby as you grow during pregnancy. If you are pregnant and are interested in starting your exercise journey or if you want to be as fit and strong as possible during your pregnancy, then look no further. Our classes are the perfect place to learn about your changing body and how to adapt your activity to keep both you and your unborn baby safe during exercise. Enquire today and sign up for your FREE TRIAL CLASS email us to book your space on info@maternallyfit.co.uk

Industry
Wellness and Fitness Services
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
London
Type
Self-Owned
Founded
2006
Specialties
Prenatal exercise, Postnatal exercise, Pelvic Floor Strengthening , Physiotherapy , Exercise, Strengthening, Pregnancy exercise, Pelvic floor training , Pregnancy, Prenatal, Postnatal, Cardiovascular exercise, and Pregnancy safe exercise

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    What a resource! So inclusive too. Fantastic for all of our MatFit Mammas already on their pregnancy and postnatal fitness journeys. We particularly love the education on the physiological.m changes that occur during pregnancy. Knowledge is power. the POGP Maternally Fit

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    POGP is Pelvic Obstetric and Gynaecological Physiotherapy, a UK-based Professional Network of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy. Please email info@thepogp.co.uk

    Did you read our latest Newsletter and see that the POGP website is hosting a comprehensive video series created by the London Maternity Clinical Network in collaboration with Imperial College Healthcare Trust, North West London Local Maternity and Neonatal System (LMNS), South West London LMNS, South East London LMNS, LMNS service-user representatives, the Maternity Voices Partnership, and other NHS professionals. Find out more about this and lots of other POGP news by reading our newsletter! https://ow.ly/Z0Xn50TUKa5 Developed by NHS physiotherapists and healthcare professionals, this informative resource focuses on the body's journey before, during and after birth. The videos cover key topics such as: - pelvic floor health; - bladder care; - posture; and - returning to exercise. This series enables women by helping them to: - understand and manage physiological changes that occur in pregnancy; - optimise pelvic floor health; - understand how to exercise safely during pregnancy and after birth; - be knowledgeable about self-care in the postnatal period; and - know when to seek medical advice and referral. These videos are available in 15 different languages, and are complemented by POGP booklets and relevant webpages. Additionally, this series is accessible via the Recite Me accessibility software, which ensures that the content can be be read in multiple languages and adapted for various accessibility needs. Our thanks go to Sally Reffold and Jessica Kydd-Coutts for leading on this piece of work.

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    So much useful information. Well worth a read! *Updated patient booklets!

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    POGP is Pelvic Obstetric and Gynaecological Physiotherapy, a UK-based Professional Network of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy. Please email info@thepogp.co.uk

    Grab a coffee and read all the latest POGP members news. 🔗 https://ow.ly/IutR50TNUGI This edition contains information on: - Chair’s welcome with note on current activity; - AGM and PPHS discussion summary and recording links; - November: Men’s Health Awareness Month; - Pelvic Health and Wellbeing During - Pregnancy and After Birth Videos; - Relaunch of portfolio for full membership ; - Bursary and award winners; - POGP symposium at the CSP conference; - Updated patient booklets; - Save the date: POGP Annual Conference; - Autumn journal sneak peek; and more! We hope you enjoy reading through it. If you have any feedback, please email info@thepogp.co.uk. Happy reading 😀 #PelvicHealth #ExcellanceMatters #WomensHealth #MensHealth #Physiotherapy #News #Newsletter

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    I am THRILLED to announce to our Linked In community that Maternally Fit won not one, but TWO awards in the recent LUXlife Magazine Parent & Baby Awards 2024. Best Pre & Postnatal Exercise Class Provider Excellence Award in Pelvic Floor Training As a small company with enormous dreams this means so much to us! Thank you to all of our MatFit Mammas, we couldn’t win awards like this without you. Find the LuxLife Official Press Release below https://lnkd.in/e_gKRu6Q

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    How can you exercise a muscle if you don’t know where it is or what it does?! Get to know your Pelvic Floor Muscles! We educate all of our MatFit Mammas about the importance of pelvic floor strengthening during pregnancy and postnatal. See image below (credit to physiopedia). You might be surprised how many different muscles make up your pelvic floor. Functions of the Pelvic Floor - Support the pelvic organs that sit above them - Aid control of bladder and bowel function - Support sexual function As your baby grows the demand on the pelvic floor increases which is why daily pelvic floor muscle training is so important during pregnancy. These include quick, strong contractions and strong, 10s held contractions. Are you pregnant or postnatal and still have unanswered questions about your pelvic floor strength? Email us at info@maternallyfit.co.uk *Men have pelvic floor muscles too!

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    So excited to have been officially approved on ClubHub. Established in 2016, Club Hub is the UK’s Largest Babies, Toddlers and Children’s Activities Directory. Created by Children’s Activity Provider, Tessa Day. Find Maternally Fit on Club Hub today to start your pregnancy or postnatal fitness journey. #pregnancy #pregnancyfitness #pregnancyexercise #postnatal #postnatalfitness #postnatalexercise #pregnant #pregnantlondon

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    We have a brand new exciting partnership with NatalActive. 10% off for our members! Natal Active have a range of comfortable, practical, affordable pregnancy to postnatal exercise clothing. Maternally Fit are dedicated to supporting our MatFit mammas in every aspect of their pregnancy or postnatal fitness journey. Email info@maternallyfit.co.uk for your exclusive discount code.

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