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Restoring your pelvic health after kids starts with building connections and that takes time. Our pelvic floor should be reflexive with movement, but sometimes we’ve lost that connection leading to leaks, heaviness and prolapse.  Many women are told to do kegels after babies as a pelvic floor protocol but are rarely told how to reconnect to their pelvic floor in a functional way with breathing.  While some may actually need isolated kegels, so many women feel defeated because their symptoms have increased. It could simply be because their bodies didn’t need isolated kegels or because they simply were unsure how to do a true kegel.  Some will even clench their glutes to try to contract their pelvic floor! Here are some signs you may be either bearing down or simply not connecting with your pelvic floor  ▪️ Your tampon gets pushed out during your workout  ▪️ Your lower belly pooches with weights or core exercises  ▪️ You feel a sudden heaviness or pressure in your pelvis ▪️ You leak urine during impact or while lifting The foundation of pelvic health is connection. And one of the best ways to reconnect is by observing and feeling how your pelvic floor moves. When’s the last time you grabbed a mirror and checked in with your pelvic floor white you breath? Your pelvic floor should lengthen with your inhale and lift with the exhale.  Here’s your homework: 1️⃣ Grab a mirror and take a look as you attempt a kegel (a squeeze and lift no glutes!) 2️⃣ Engage your deep core with your breath. Notice how your pelvic floor responds. 3️⃣ Try coughing. What happens? Write it all down: What did you see? What did you feel? Awareness is EVERYTHING and it’s the first step toward rebuilding strength and function.  Start here! You’ve got this.
Restoring your pelvic health after kids starts with building connections and that takes time. Our pelvic floor should be reflexive with movement, but sometimes we’ve lost that connection leading to leaks, heaviness and prolapse.  Many women are told to do kegels after babies as a pelvic floor protocol but are rarely told how to reconnect to their pelvic floor in a functional way with breathing.  While some may actually need isolated kegels, so many women feel defeated because their symptoms have increased. It could simply be because their bodies didn’t need isolated kegels or because they simply were unsure how to do a true kegel.  Some will even clench their glutes to try to contract their pelvic floor! Here are some signs you may be either bearing down or simply not connecting with your pelvic floor  ▪️ Your tampon gets pushed out during your workout  ▪️ Your lower belly pooches with weights or core exercises  ▪️ You feel a sudden heaviness or pressure in your pelvis ▪️ You leak urine during impact or while lifting The foundation of pelvic health is connection. And one of the best ways to reconnect is by observing and feeling how your pelvic floor moves. When’s the last time you grabbed a mirror and checked in with your pelvic floor white you breath? Your pelvic floor should lengthen with your inhale and lift with the exhale.  Here’s your homework: 1️⃣ Grab a mirror and take a look as you attempt a kegel (a squeeze and lift no glutes!) 2️⃣ Engage your deep core with your breath. Notice how your pelvic floor responds. 3️⃣ Try coughing. What happens? Write it all down: What did you see? What did you feel? Awareness is EVERYTHING and it’s the first step toward rebuilding strength and function.  Start here! You’ve got this.

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