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“If you love the body and life you have, you will have the body and life you love.”
This is a major take home from my guest on the podcast this week.
Jen Oliver is the author of the international bestselling book, The Love FitMama Way: Transforming the Core of Motherhood, and is the creator and host of the FitMama Podcast (The Work IN to your Workout). As a Core Transformation Coach, Podcaster and Speaker, Jen inspires, educates and motivates Moms around the globe to begin all things with self-love. Through awareness of safe core fitness, self-care and mindfulness she draws on science and the mind-body data to support moms to embrace, nurture and enjoy their motherhood journey. What she is most passionate about is spreading the message that if you love the body and life you have, you will have the body and life you love.
In this episode we dive into:
- Why we focus on superficial over “Core fitness”
- The thought of #nocrunches
- Why you should “stay flat for 5” post-partum
- Why my experience with a pelvic floor physical therapist rocked
- How positive and negative emotions impact the nervous system and how that ties into hormone regulations
- The “What The Hell Effect”
- What emotional fitness is
- Why consistency is related to deep motivation
- Thought vs feeling and why it’s so freakin’ powerful
To connect more with Jen visit the following resources:
Grab Jen’s FREE Breathing exercise “Pearl Pull-ups”
You can find her Ted Talk here
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XO,
Amanda
Nice to hear some common sense about strengthening a woman’s body after giving birth. 32 yrs ago when I had mine there was far less fuss about getting your perfect body back. Today,by viewing on social media, I always see young mom’s to caught up in getting in shape right away.
Love all your podcasts.
Hi Vicki!
Thanks for the awesome feedback! I think we are starting to see the value in slowing down after giving birth…again:) Thank you for the sweet message, I appreciate it so!
XO,
Amanda