She might end up giving birth at the gym

Why do women say their employers don’t give them enough paid leave during pregnancy … And then go to the gym and put undue stress on their bodies?

Baby gonna come out a welterweight

This doesn’t seem like the best idea.

This is gross. She's taking a big risk for the sake of some hollow validation online. She's gonna be an awful mother.

1. Why would you ever wear this? 2. Why would you ever record this? 3. Why would you ever post this?

If the kid squirts out in the gym, will she get charged for an extra membership?

good thing they have gymecologists there

To a happy healthy 27 pounder…

🤣🤣

Why would you even do that and take a chance?

Probably there for that reason, watching the calendar day after day. I remember telling my pregnant wife that I was going to mow the lawn, when she was at 38 weeks. Her "don't you dare" as she raced for the lawn tractor told me how she felt about getting the baby out.

Put a shirt on.

@grok is this safe for the baby and mom?

I had 3 kids.....she shouldn't be doing exercises that put pressure on her pelvic floor. Love the dedication - I worked/worked out until almost every labor, but not like that......

Little dude is going to start life with a concussion gettting bounced off the floor at high speed 😂 Also, what's the nutrition intake to be growing a baby and still trying to put resources towards muscle growth without putting the child at risk?

Are pregnant women supposed to be doing this?

If you’re pregnant, please do not do any other exercises except for the recommended ones. You could really harm yourself or your baby. You can even cause early birth, internal bleeding, or death of you and your child. The recommended exercises are the following.: 1) Walking & Jogging: Excellent cardio; brisk walking is great for all trimesters 2) Swimming & Water Aerobics: Buoyancy supports joints and reduces pain. 3) Stationary Cycling: Safer than outdoor biking as you get bigger due to lower fall risk. 4) Yoga & Pilates: Focus on modified, prenatal versions to improve flexibility and reduce stress. 5) Strength Training: Use light weights or bands to maintain muscle tone, modifying as needed. 6) Kegels (Pelvic Floor): Strengthens muscles supporting bladder, uterus, and rectum, helping with incontinence and labor. 7) Elliptical Trainer: Good low-impact cardio option.

Baby coming out Jacked....

Yip ,don’t know what she’s on ,but it’s not good.

You do you, but perhaps a slow walk on a treadmill at 40 weeks is better?

"did my water break or is that just sweat"

Why? WTH

How stupid...

She can’t wear a T shirt? No one wants to see her pregnant Ass belly.

I support mothers.

Damn, I like the dedication but that’s kinda messed up.

Baby is like

This is crazy

I think that’s the intention

yeah I would make her put a towel down

I’m sorry, no one wants to see that!

Looks like she's in prison

ANYTHING for attention.