You’ve probably heard the phrase: “Labor is like running a marathon.” And it’s true—birth is one of the most physically and mentally demanding events your body will ever go through. But most moms aren’t given a roadmap for how to actually prepare for it.
In this solo episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, Meg breaks down how to train for labor using strength, endurance, and mobility—without pressure, perfectionism, or overdoing it.
Whether you’re preparing for your first birth or your fourth, this episode will help you approach labor with more confidence, capability, and body awareness.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
Remember: you can’t control exactly how your labor will go—but you can control how you prepare.
Tune in to learn how to train in pregnancy for the most important athletic event of your life.
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Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and not to diagnose or treat any conditions. Before beginning any type of fitness or nutrition program, it is your responsibility to consult with a medical professional.
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