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Why should I exercise in pregnancy? There are lots of good reasons to keep active when you're pregnant. Exercise improves your muscle tone, strength and endurance, which may make it easier for you to adapt to the changes that pregnancy brings (Clapp et al 2002, Berk 2004, Nascimento et al 2012). Regular exercise will: Help you to carry the weight you gain in pregnancy.
Physical activity during pregnancy is safe for most women. However, there are some pregnant women who should speak to their doctor or midwife before doing any physical activity during their pregnancy. Their doctor or midwife will be able to advise about whether it is safe for them to take part in physical activity.