2005
DOI: 10.1080/10413200591010111
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Prospective Examination of Leisure-Time Exercise Behavior During Pregnancy

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“…Our results are generally consistent with previous research indicating a significant decline in time spent in total 16,19,20 and vigorous leisure physical activity and stable levels of moderate leisure physical activity from pre-pregnancy to pregnancy 6,19 . Similarly, Haakstad et al 6 have also documented a higher proportion of women with vigorous leisure physical activity pre-pregnancy compared to the first and second trimesters of pregnancy.…”
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“…Our results are generally consistent with previous research indicating a significant decline in time spent in total 16,19,20 and vigorous leisure physical activity and stable levels of moderate leisure physical activity from pre-pregnancy to pregnancy 6,19 . Similarly, Haakstad et al 6 have also documented a higher proportion of women with vigorous leisure physical activity pre-pregnancy compared to the first and second trimesters of pregnancy.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 83%
“…to the second trimester of pregnancy. This was not an unexpected finding as major changes in leisure physical activity have been noted when comparing the beginning and middle gestation with the end period of gestation 6,15,18,19,25,27 . In terms of work physical activity, we found no significant time differences or proportions during the studied period.…”
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