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How Can You Prevent Knee And Hip Pain After Postpartum Running? Are you planning to return to running postpartum and want to do it safely? In this video, we’ll cover essential steps to help prevent knee and hip pain as you get back to your running routine. We’ll discuss the importance of waiting until your body is fully healed before starting to run again, and why rebuilding core and pelvic floor strength is vital for joint stability. You’ll learn how to test your movement patterns to ensure your body is ready for impact and the best ways to incorporate strength and mobility exercises into your routine. We’ll also share tips on how to progress gradually, listen to your body’s signals, and choose the right supportive gear to protect your joints. Additionally, we’ll highlight the benefits of working with a pelvic floor physical therapist to optimize your recovery and safe return to running. Whether you’re a new mom or returning athlete, understanding these key principles can help you stay comfortable and injury-free. Join us for practical advice on making your postpartum running journey safe and enjoyable. Don’t forget to subscribe for more helpful tips on fitness, recovery, and wellness during pregnancy and beyond.

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About Us: Welcome to Fertility Fitness Pro, your go-to channel for all things related to fitness during pregnancy and fertility. We provide essential advice on prenatal exercise tips, safe workouts during pregnancy, and fertility-boosting fitness strategies. Our content covers yoga for fertility, strength training while pregnant, pelvic floor exercises, low-impact cardio for pregnancy, stretching for expectant moms, and postpartum recovery workouts.