Just want to work out!

MommaBre2007

Is anyone else overly excited to get back to the gym and actually work out? For me, I work out for stress relief. I love putting my head phones on and just pushing myself!

taahira

Not long now.

kmayababy

I still go, my dr encourages it throughout all of your pregnancy!

Bethany_Lynne

I'm still working out, but definitely not able to push myself as hard anymore. I can't wait to get back to it! Those first couple of weeks with baby and having to do pretty much nothing are going to be rough, worth it, but rough.

pistachio&blush

I can't wait! This pregnancy is the longest I have gone without working out. I plan to start crossfit and running again as soon as I can after delivery.

kperro

I am a yoga instructor and I can't WAIT to be able to do a forward fold again!!!

cam12345

When I see people out jogging I am filled with a sense of longing! Can't wait until I can get running again, especially now that the weather is getting so nice

MommaBre2007

I am disappointed in myself. With morning sickness I couldnt get myself to workout and promised myself Id get back at it, just at a slow pace. I failed. Its going to be rough when I first get back at it. But Im still excited!

KLBell17

Yes! I "work out" now but my walking or biking is significantly less than what I was doing before and I can't wait to feel "normal" again!

edelat11

With my energy levels lately I've just been walking and I can't wait to really start working out again!

Flowerstar1023

I'm looking forward to being able to move in any fast capacity without getting winded.

darcyalene

I can't wait either!! I used to run at least 2 miles every day before I got pregnant and miss it so much.  It really helps to balance me out and give me some time alone to clear my head and get back into a good place after a long stressful day.  I also used to walk a couple of miles with my daughter in the jogging stroller every day, but since winter hit and we can't really get outside anymore, my physical activity has pretty much been limited to walking to the bathroom.