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Easy Third Trimester Yoga | 3rd Trimester Workout | Pregnant 31 weeks + 6 days

Welcome, mama! In this calming and easy third trimester yoga session, I’ll guide you through a gentle prenatal yoga flow that’s perfect for 31 weeks + 6 days pregnant — or anywhere in your third trimester. This pregnancy-safe yoga routine focuses on stretching, mobility, balance, breathing, and relaxation, helping you stay comfortable and connected to your body and your baby. Whether you’re a beginner or have been practicing yoga for years, this third trimester yoga workout is designed to meet you exactly where you are. WHY THIS YOGA FLOW IS PERFECT FOR THE THIRD TRIMESTER As your belly grows and your body prepares for birth, movement can feel different — but that doesn’t mean you have to stop exercising. This third trimester prenatal yoga class is low-impact, calming, and safe for pregnancy. It helps you: Relieve lower back pain and tension Open the hips and chest for easier breathing Improve posture and balance Boost circulation and energy levels Calm your mind and connect with your baby Prepare mentally and physically for labor and delivery Each pose in this pregnancy yoga flow is gentle and supportive — no deep twists, no lying flat on your back, and no high-intensity movements. You’ll move slowly, breathe deeply, and leave feeling relaxed and rejuvenated. WHAT TO EXPECT IN THIS THIRD TRIMESTER YOGA CLASS This prenatal yoga routine includes safe, gentle poses that help release tension in your hips, lower back, and shoulders. We’ll also include mindful breathing techniques that promote relaxation and emotional balance — perfect for late pregnancy. Each pose is guided with modifications for your comfort and safety. This prenatal-friendly yoga practice can be done any time of day — morning for energy, or evening to wind down before bed. BENEFITS OF YOGA DURING THE THIRD TRIMESTER Practicing yoga while pregnant has so many benefits! It’s one of the best ways to prepare your body for birth while keeping your mind calm and focused. Strengthens the body and builds endurance for labor Improves flexibility and balance Reduces pregnancy discomforts like swelling and stiffness Supports emotional health and sleep quality Encourages mindfulness and connection with your baby Yoga also teaches you to breathe deeply and stay centered, which can make a big difference during labor and delivery. Remember — this is not about perfection or pushing limits. It’s about moving with love, staying present, and honoring your pregnancy journey. PERFECT FOR ALL EXPECTING MOMS This class is suitable for all trimesters but especially beneficial in the third trimester (weeks 28–40) when your body needs extra support and relaxation. You can do this prenatal yoga workout 3–5 times per week to help relieve tension, improve circulation, and promote better sleep. I’d love to hear from you! Comment below and share how far along you are — 31 weeks, 35 weeks, or anywhere in your third trimester. Tell me how this yoga flow made you feel! Don’t forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and TURN ON THE BELL 🔔 for more pregnancy-safe workouts, prenatal yoga classes, and third trimester fitness videos every week. Subscribe to my channel:    / @mypregnancypostpartumjourney   Check out other 3rd trimester workouts:    • Third Trimester Workouts (3rd) & Birth Pre...   Learn about baby development and mama symptoms, as well as how to relieve pregnancy symptoms here:    • Week by Week Pregnancy Updates - Mama Symp...   Remember: Every pregnancy is unique. Modify any pose as needed and honor what feels right for your body today. #ThirdTrimesterYoga #PrenatalYoga #PregnancyYoga #3rdTrimesterWorkout #PregnancyWorkout #PrenatalFitness #PregnantWorkout #PregnancyExercise #Pregnant31Weeks #ThirdTrimesterWorkout #PregnancyWellness #PrenatalStretch #FitPregnancy #HealthyPregnancy #ExpectingMoms #MomsToBe #PrenatalRoutine #PregnancyFitnessJourney #YogaForPregnancy #PregnantAndFit #PrenatalMovement #PregnancyStretching #PregnancyBreathing #PregnancyYogaFlow #PrenatalCalm #PregnancyRelaxation #PregnancyStretch #pregnancyhealth Disclaimer: Always consult with your OB-GYN, midwife, or healthcare provider before starting any exercise program during pregnancy. Every pregnancy is unique, and what’s safe for one person may not be for another. Listen to your body, take breaks as needed, and stop immediately if you feel any discomfort, pain, dizziness, or anything that doesn’t feel right. Your health and your baby’s safety come first.