Thea Hudson is a highly experienced personal trainer based in London, specialising in pregnancy and postpartum fitness. With her extensive knowledge and expertise in this field, Thea provides tailored training programmes to support women throughout their pregnancy journey and beyond.
As a Pregnancy and Postpartum Specialist, Thea understands the unique physical and emotional challenges that women face during this transformative time. She is dedicated to helping her clients maintain a healthy and active lifestyle, while also ensuring the safety and well-being of both mother and baby.
Thea's training programmes are designed specifically for women at every stage of their pregnancy, taking into consideration their individual needs and goals. She focuses on exercises that improve strength, flexibility, and cardiovascular fitness, while also addressing common issues such as pelvic floor dysfunction and diastasis recti.
In addition to her expertise in prenatal fitness, Thea also offers postpartum training programmes to help women recover and regain their strength after giving birth. These programmes take into account the physical changes that occur during pregnancy and childbirth, and aim to restore core stability, improve posture, and rebuild overall strength and fitness.
With Thea's guidance and support, women can feel empowered and confident throughout their pregnancy and postpartum journey. Her holistic approach considers not only the physical aspects of fitness, but also the mental and emotional well-being of her clients. Thea provides a safe and supportive environment where women can address their concerns, ask questions, and receive personalised guidance.
Whether clients are looking to maintain their fitness during pregnancy, prepare for childbirth, or regain their strength postpartum, Thea Hudson is committed to helping them achieve their goals. Her wealth of knowledge, experience, and passion for women's health and fitness make her an invaluable resource for women in London seeking personalised and effective training.
