Max Collins flaunts her postpartum body
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Kapuso actress Max Collins reveals her postpartum body just 2 weeks after giving birth.
Just a little over 2 weeks since giving birth to their firstborn, Anakin Skye, Kapuso actress Max Collins is back on her mat to do a little toning exercise to get back on shape.
As posted on her Instagram account on Tuesday, July 21, the actress is seen with her exercise gear to help tone her arms and core.
She wrote in the caption, “2 weeks postpartum and we're back at it! I'm starting to feel more like myself again. #backtomax”
In the comments section, celebrities and fellow fitness enthusiasts couldn't help but be amazed at Max's determination to get back on shape since giving birth.
Fellow mom Iya Villania said, “Yeeeeeahh!!! Go, mama!”
While friend Michelle Dee asked, “Nabuntis ka ba????!!!”
Celebrities show support to Max Collins / Source: maxcollins (IG)
Meanwhile, fans aired their concern about doing exercises soon after giving birth.
One netizen mentioned, “Take it easy. It takes 6 weeks for your uterus to return to normal size. Careful of postpartum bleeding.”
Fans airing their concern to Max Collins / Source: maxcollins (IG)
According to Mayoclinic.org, pregnant women who underwent natural or vaginal delivery can safely begin exercising a few days after giving birth or as soon as their ready.
For healthy women, it is recommended that they get the approval of their doctor first before doing at least 150 minutes of low impact and simple exercises.
Exercising, as most doctors and nutritionist say, have a lot of benefits because it can promote weight loss, improve cardiovascular fitness, strengthen muscles, and boost energy levels.
Max Collins joins the league of celebrity moms like Solenn Heussaff and Rochelle Pangilinan who are defying the odds by adding fitness to their routine while taking care of their newborn babies.
