I used to cycle daily before and really miss it. Im in second trimester and feeling fine, so wondering can i start again thoda slowly. Worried about balance and all, anyone cycled during pregnancy?
Most pregnancy apps advise against outdoor cycling because of balance issues in the later months. I shifted to regular daily walking and tracked my steps on my fitness band instead.
My saas strictly forbade me from cycling or any jerky movements, and honestly, she was right. It is better to avoid it entirely and just do normal household walks.
Actually yaar, cycling outside is quite risky with all the traffic and bumps. I would say avoid it completely and just stick to walking in your building compound, it's much safer!
Hey! Outdoor cycling is a big no-no because Indian roads have too many bumps and potholes. If you want some exercise, stick to stationary cycling at home or simple brisk walking.
Outdoor cycling is not safe due to the risk of falling or losing balance. Please consult your gynac before doing any physical activity, your safety comes first.
I think outdoor cycling might be a bit risky because of the jerks on the road. Maybe you can try simple walks instead, which is much safer and gentle on the body.
It's better to avoid cycling because any fall can lead to emergency hospital visits and heavy medical expenses. Better to do free, safe walks in the park instead.
My doctor specifically told me to avoid outdoor cycling because our center of gravity shifts during pregnancy, making falls more likely. Stationary cycling is safer, but only with your doctor's permission.
I would suggest avoiding outdoor cycling because of the fall risk! 🚴♀️ Try a stationary gym cycle if you really want to, but keep the speed slow and stay safe!
