Fitness 

I regularly post with useful tips to help you with your fitness and nutrition. If you are just getting back to exercise after the birth of your baby or regularly attend my classes you'll find some useful information here.

Vicki Hill Women's fitness classes for postnatal mums.

£4,500 raised by Buggyfit Bristol for Tommys

Congratulations and well done to the amazing Bristol ladies & men who took part in our 1st ever Tommy's Babyrace and raising an amazing £4,500. We had about 50 participants which included John, the only brave Dad, a few Grannies and a Grandpa. We were so lucky with the weather, ...
Are you an 'All or Nothing' person?

Why it’s a NO to the 30 Day Abs challenge!

OK, a few of my Mums have asked me about this 30 Days Abs challenge that is going around FB at the moment, thankfully they have asked me about it before starting it!  I have always said how we need to work our deep core, those abs below the '6 ...
New Mum's getting back to fitness

New Buggyfit Class started

Due to increased class sizes and the demand I have started a new Monday Buggyfit class for all levels. It is at 12.30pm on the Downs, meet near the café. Please remember to email me or contact me below before you start a new class or tell friends about Buggyfit, so ...
Fitness in Menopause

Alternative Abs Challenge

The deep core abs that we need to work are the 'transabdominals' which are like a corset around your body, running from the pubic bone up and going around your body to your back - hence the trans abs are the ones which need to be stronger to support your ...
Alternative to sugar

More on sugar!

I know I keep on about sugar, but I wanted to share more information about it to encourage you to really think about what you are eating  - in the different forms of sugar.  I did a Cancer Rehab & Exercise course a few years ago so I get emails ...
Fitness Series Part One - Fitness in Menopause

Evening Postnatal Circuits Class

NEW EVENING CLASS.... At last I am going to set up a developmental evening class for those of you who have gone back to work and are looking for a supported class. You may be 6 months or 12 months postnatal (PN) but you are still PN and you body ...
Exercising outside.

Postnatal Circuits Class

Thursday mornings at 10.30am at BS7 Gym (Gloucester County Cricket Club) there is a post 6 months post natal (PN) circuit class. This is a 45 minute class which babies/toddlers come along to & for those of you who want a bit more of a push postnatally.  We work the whole ...
Vicki Hill Women's fitness classes for postnatal mums.

The Sugar vs. Fat Debate

Big in the news at the moment is about sugar and how we all eat more of it than necessary without actually realising how much we are eating. Everything we eat whether it be fruit, pasta, tomato sauce, bread etc. they all contain sugar. Tables have therefore turned, as it is now ...
Body Image and how we see ourselves

Tommy’s Baby Race

This year we are holding Tommy's Baby Race.  This is an 8k fun power walk around the Downs on Tuesday 3rd June at 10am followed by a Teddy Bear's picnic!  It'll be a lovely morning where we all power walk for 8km and raise money for a fantastic charity close ...
Outdoor class for mum and baby, postnatal classes in Bristol.

Quick Fire Exercises to Do at Home with Baby

Do you really want to lose your post baby weight? Do you really want to strengthen the gap in your abs? Do you really want to get a stronger core? If so, you can't just think about exercises or think that by going to one class a week it will ...
Vicki Hill Women's fitness classes for postnatal mums.

Why wait 6 – 10 weeks before exercising post natally?

I get so many new mums email me asking when they can start exercising again and some are even wanting to get back to running at 8 weeks!! Ladies, I know many of you have heard me tell you just wait and let your body recover from its 9 months ...
Top Nutritional, Exercise & Health Tips

Nutrition

Eat the healthy fats and plenty of them ladies! There is so much goodness in avocado, olive oil, different varieties of nuts (not salted or roasted though!!). Don’t avoid these essential fatty acids as they will help boost your energy levels rather than dull them like sugar does. I know ...

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