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Episodes: 172
Frequency: Multiple_weekly
Rating: 5.0/5.0
Estimated listeners: <1k
Gender skew: Female
Location: USA
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Christina Prevett - Pelvic floor physical therapist, researcher in exercise and pregnancy, and strength athlete specializing in evidence-based support for active women during pregnancy and postpartum recovery.
Chris Edwards - Training After Pregnancy In The Military, Injury Surveillance, Equipment Fit, Pregnancy Disclosure, Postpartum Return Timelines, Fueling, Fitness Testing, And Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy.
Pregnancy Complications: Red Lights to Yellow Lights
July 29, 2026
“No exercise” can land like a punch to the gut when movement is how you manage stress, feel strong in your body, and stay connected to yourself. I’m Christina Prevett, pelvic floor PT and pregnancy and exercise researcher, and I’m digging into what to do when a pregnancy complication changes the conversation fast and your provider recommends activity restriction, pelvic rest, or even bed rest.We start by reframing the fear narrative. Yes, complications can raise risk and it makes sense that y...
BONUS: Barbell Mamas Is Back
July 24, 2026
A lot of pregnancy and postpartum fitness advice sounds confident until it hits real life. One mom feels ready to load a barbell at six weeks postpartum, another is rebuilding from pain, sleep deprivation, or a tough delivery, and both get handed the same plan anyway. I’m Christina Prevett, a pelvic floor physical therapist and researcher in exercise and pregnancy, and this short bonus episode is a clear announcement: Barbell Mamas is re-engaging and doubling down on nuance, not one-size-fits...
Training After Pregnancy In The Military
July 22, 2026
The military asks your body to perform on demand, and pregnancy does not pause that reality. Today we sit down with Dr. Chris Edwards, a researcher focused on the female military experience, to get honest about what happens when standards, equipment, and “evidence-based” training were never built with women in mind. If you have ever felt like your body is the problem, this conversation flips the script and shows how missing data and poor design can quietly drive injury risk.We talk about why ...
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