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Fit, Famous, and Pregnant

Contrary to popular belief, regular exercise is encouraged by doctors for expecting moms because it can help a woman stay healthy and alleviate some of the discomforts like stiffness, back pain, leg cramping, or constipation.

Contrary to popular belief, regular exercise is encouraged by doctors for expecting moms because it can help a woman stay healthy and alleviate some of the discomforts like stiffness, back pain, leg cramping, or constipation. I love how the following famous females are staying active during their pregnancy but not overdoing it. Let's see who they are!

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The Best Exercises For When You're Not Feeling It

Stuff happens, and when it does, it can mess up your regular workout routine.
Exercising When You're Sick, Hungover, Injured, or Sore

Stuff happens, and when it does, it can mess up your regular workout routine. Whether a previous day's workout has left you too sore to sit or a night on the town has you dreading gym time, there are all sorts of reasons to feel like your workout for the day will be extra difficult. But with a few modifications, you can make the most of your sweat session and just like that, feel proud that you've met your goals for the day. Whether you're sore, sick, hungover, injured (or even pregnant), read on for the best exercises to do when you're not feeling 100 percent.