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5 Minute Body Saving Workouts

October 20, 2015

No time? No problem!

 

There’s always time for a quick pregnancy workout.

Check out some Top Tips from our favourite personal trainer Tash Brown. Start here.





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Size Guide

To calculate the size of band that's right for you, you'll need to measure around your waist and bump across its largest point - usually at the tummy button.

Bump Size* S M L XL
80 - 100 cms
(32 - 40 inches)
100 - 120 cms
(40 - 48 inches)
120 - 140 cms
(48- 56 inches)
140+ cms
(56+ inches)

 *All bumps are different and grow at different times. You may find that you will need to go up a size as your pregnancy progresses