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First half of Aly’s pregnancy: maintaining fitness, food aversions, and emergency doctor’s visits

First half of Aly’s pregnancy: maintaining fitness, food aversions, and emergency doctor’s visits

FromMoms of Triathlon


First half of Aly’s pregnancy: maintaining fitness, food aversions, and emergency doctor’s visits

FromMoms of Triathlon

ratings:
Length:
57 minutes
Released:
Jan 27, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

This week on the podcast we share pregnancy updates that were recorded in real time from Aly’s first trimester and the first half of her second trimester. Because pregnancy announcements are so frequently made after the first trimester, it can be hard to get an accurate account of what that first part of pregnancy is like - especially from another mom athlete. Aly talks about her excitement to maintain strong bike fitness when she was just 5 weeks along, which by the next update is not going as well as she had hoped. She talks about how fighting fatigue and nausea impacted her overall plans to maintain consistent fitness, and discusses some of the challenges of pregnancy with a toddler at home. Aly also shares some challenging moments including a miscarriage scare, three weeks of unexplained bleeding, and a trip to the hospital for a painful incarcerated hernia. 
Released:
Jan 27, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (94)

Pro triathlete and cyclist Amy Henderson, stay at home mom and amateur triathlete Aly Wilson, and working mom and amateur triathlete Jen Gottschalk get together every week to discuss what's been going on in their lives as moms and athletes. Each episode has a main topic covering everything from training during pregnancy (and postpartum) to learning how to navigate the world of sport and parenthood. Join them every Friday for some truly honest conversation about the challenges they have (and are) facing as parents to young children who are also trying to maintain successful athletic careers.