Always start with a breathing exercise. Close your eyes and breath in through nose and breath out through mouth continue for 3-5 mins
Diaphragmatic breathing
Sit comfortably, with your knees bent and your shoulders, head and neck relaxed.
Place one hand on your upper chest and the other just below your rib cage. This will allow you to feel your diaphragm move as you breathe.
As you breathe in and out feel your hand over the diaphragm move out and in.
Cat and camel
Begin on your hands and knees, knees under hips, hands under shoulders
Round your back up toward the ceiling, drop your head slightly, tuck in your buttocks
Come back to a neutral position
Let your belly lower toward the floor creating an arch in your back
Keep your head up slightly, with your eyes looking straight ahead
Alternate between poses.
Make it easier: For painful knees, fold a towel or blanket under the knees. For painful wrists, place fists instead of palms on the floor.
Butterfly pose
Keep the spinal cord and neck straight
Breathe natural and easy
Bend both the knees
Bring the soles of the feet together and place them up to the crotch area
Grasp firmly both the paws with your hands
Do not allow the heel to be raised
Keep the torso above waist including the neck straight
Place the elbows on the thighs
Inhale deep and press both the thighs downward with the elbows effortlessly
Remove your hands from thighs and try to raise the knees without any support; exhale Breath
Kegel's Exercises
It is done to tone up pelvic floor muscle. It can be done in any position sitting, standing, and lying whichever position you are comfortable. Contract your pelvic floor muscles as you would to stop urine flow for 5 seconds and then relax the muscles for 3 seconds. This muscle fatigues quickly so only do five to ten repetitions at a time. Do not hold breath anytime, breathe normally while doing this. Repeat the set of 10 at least twice a day.
Goddess pose
Start in Mountain Pose at the front of your mat. Step your right foot a stride length towards the back of your mat. Turn your toes out and your heels in, so your feet land on a 45 degree angle
Bend your knees deeply out the sides and sink your hips down to the height of your knees
Bring your arms out at shoulder height and bend your elbows so that your fingertips point skyward. Spread your fingertips wide apart from one another and activate the muscles across your back to hold your arms here
Engage your core muscles and draw your tailbone in the direction of the floor. Do not hunch forward with your shoulders; keep your spine long and your muscles engaged
Stay here for 30 seconds to one minute, then step forward to Mountain Pose
Warrior Pose
Stand with your feet about three feet apart your right foot in front of the left. Hold your arms out to the side with your palms down and arms extended and straight. Turn your right foot out to the side and your left foot in. Lunge forward gently, bending your right knee as you keep your left leg straight. Hold the pose as your legs stretch. Return to the original position then switch legs.
Side stretch
Sit on the floor with one leg bend and other stretched.
One of the arm extend over the head stretching the side
Come back to original position and repeat other side .
Walking
Walking is a great pregnancy workout. It is low impact so it doesn't jar your knees or ankles. It is a moderate intensity exercise and will help keep your blood sugar stable. It is also probably the easiest exercise to do because it requires no equipment besides some good tennis shoes and you can do it anywhere, you can walk for 30-45minutes per day, but remember only walking is not sufficient.
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