Resumen

CAJIMILA VEGA, Víctor Alexander; ROMERO ENRIQUEZ, Diego Leonardo  y  RODRIGUEZ VARGAS, Antonio Ricardo. Program of physical activities adapted for the inclusion of pregnant students in the Physical Education class. Rev Podium [online]. 2024, vol.19, n.2  Epub 06-Ago-2024. ISSN 1996-2452.

The present research study addressed the issue of the inclusion of pregnant adolescents in Physical Education classes, focused on improving the physical health and well-being of the mother and fetus during pregnancy. The main objective of the work was to propose a program of physical activities adapted for the inclusion of pregnant students in the Physical Education class, in the “Pichincha” Fiscal Educational Unit. A methodology with a qualitative approach was proposed, scientific observation, interview, survey and documentary review were used as empirical methods that facilitated the identification of the problem in the initial part until the proposal of adapted physical exercises was carried out, in its final stage. It concludes with the application and execution of adapted physical activities, and improvements are obtained in cardiovascular health, strengthening of muscles and joints, control of weight gain, reduction of the risk of pregnancy complications and improvement of well-being. emotional. These results were compared with research by other authors that corroborate that implementing adapted physical activities contributes to improving the health of both the mother and the fetus.

Palabras clave : adaptation of programs; adapted physical exercises; teenage pregnancy..

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