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I posted a reel on Instagram a few weeks ago about poses that can help relax your pelvic floor. I'm going to explain why these poses can be helpful and when and why you might want to try them out! The one is called  hook-lying position . Doing diaphragmatic breathing in t Diaphragmatic Breathing Pelvic Floor, Postpartum Pelvic Floor, Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy, Pelvic Floor Therapy, Ankle Mobility, Diaphragmatic Breathing, Pelvic Pain, Central Nervous System, Relaxation Techniques

I posted a reel on Instagram a few weeks ago about poses that can help relax your pelvic floor. I'm going to explain why these poses can be helpful and when and why you might want to try them out! The one is called hook-lying position . Doing diaphragmatic breathing in t

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Maeve Sheridan, MCSP, Chartered Physiotherapist on Instagram: "⁣🌟 Pelvic floor relaxation 🌟⁣ ⁣ ⁣ It’s not all about kegels. ⁣ ⁣ It is REALLY COMMON to have hypertonic pelvic floor muscles - that means too tight and more difficult to relax.⁣ ⁣ Tight pelvic floor can lead to:⁣ ⁣ ➡️ leakage with exercise ⁣ ➡️ increased frequency of urination⁣ ➡️ urge incontinence ⁣ ➡️ pelvic pain⁣ ➡️ chronic low back and/or hip pain or stiffness⁣ ➡️ pain during intercourse⁣ ➡️ pain or difficulty using tampons⁣ ➡️ problems with bladder or bowel emptying ⁣ ⁣ ⁣ 🌬 Diaphragmatic breathing is a brilliant way to tap into your parasympathetic nervous system (rest and digest state) and helps allow the pelvic floor to relax and lengthen.⁣ ⁣ 🤸‍♀️The two different exercises are both good positions to allow pelvic len Relax Pelvic Floor Muscles, Pelvic Floor Relaxation Exercises, Bladder Leakage Exercise, Tight Pelvic Floor, Rest And Digest, Diaphragmatic Breathing, Relaxation Exercises, Parasympathetic Nervous System, Pelvic Floor Muscles

Maeve Sheridan, MCSP, Chartered Physiotherapist on Instagram: "⁣🌟 Pelvic floor relaxation 🌟⁣ ⁣ ⁣ It’s not all about kegels. ⁣ ⁣ It is REALLY COMMON to have hypertonic pelvic floor muscles - that means too tight and more difficult to relax.⁣ ⁣ Tight pelvic floor can lead to:⁣ ⁣ ➡️ leakage with exercise ⁣ ➡️ increased frequency of urination⁣ ➡️ urge incontinence ⁣ ➡️ pelvic pain⁣ ➡️ chronic low back and/or hip pain or stiffness⁣ ➡️ pain during intercourse⁣ ➡️ pain or difficulty using…

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Brooke Dobó on Instagram: "Diaphragmatic breathing has many benefits: – Nervous system calming – Vagus nerve stimulation – Optimising digestion – Releasing tension within the abdominal and pelvic floor muscles – Preparing for labour and birth with conscious lengthening of the pelvic floor muscles – A moment of embodiment This 2-minute video will guide you on how to practice breathing in a rested state. I recommend starting your day with 5 diaphragmatic breaths before you get out of bed. This sets the tone of your mood and your pelvic floor for the day and is a game changer. Set yourself reminders throughout the day for these breaths plus practice whenever you are feeling stressed. #diaphragmaticbreathing #bellybreathing #stopsuckingitin #vagusnerve #pelvicfloor #nervoussystemregulat Birth Preparation, Belly Breathing, Diaphragmatic Breathing, Prepare For Labor, Vagus Nerve, Pelvic Floor Muscles, Birth Labor, Get Out Of Bed, Pelvic Floor

Brooke Dobó on Instagram: "Diaphragmatic breathing has many benefits: – Nervous system calming – Vagus nerve stimulation – Optimising digestion – Releasing tension within the abdominal and pelvic floor muscles – Preparing for labour and birth with conscious lengthening of the pelvic floor muscles – A moment of embodiment This 2-minute video will guide you on how to practice breathing in a rested state. I recommend starting your day with 5 diaphragmatic breaths before you get out of bed. This…

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Dr. Gabi 🌸 Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist on Instagram: "These are some of my favorite gentle, low impact exercises for newly postpartum mamas ☺️💕 🌸Diaphragmatic Breathing - Focus on gentle, 360 degree expansion of your chest, abdomen, ribcage, and spine as you breathe. 🌸Core Activation - Practice in different positions (Lying Down, Sitting, Hands and Knees, Standing) and gently engage your core and pelvic floor a few times on each exhale. 🌸Bent Knee Fall Outs - This is a simple core and p 360 Breathing Postpartum, Gentle Postpartum Exercise, Postpartum Breathing Exercises, Core Activation, Postpartum Abs, Low Impact Exercises, Postpartum Workouts, Straight Leg Raise, Stability Exercises

Dr. Gabi 🌸 Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist on Instagram: "These are some of my favorite gentle, low impact exercises for newly postpartum mamas ☺️💕 🌸Diaphragmatic Breathing - Focus on gentle, 360 degree expansion of your chest, abdomen, ribcage, and spine as you breathe. 🌸Core Activation - Practice in different positions (Lying Down, Sitting, Hands and Knees, Standing) and gently engage your core and pelvic floor a few times on each exhale. 🌸Bent Knee Fall Outs - This is a simple core…

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25K views · 747 reactions | The bum shuffle! Sit upright on the floor and shuffle forwards and back this strengthens QL, glutes and core. This exercise was very popular in the 70s and is now making a big come back because of all of its fantastic benefits 💪🙏 #yogatutorial #workout #strongcore #beginnersyoga | Abi Mills Yoga | Abi Mills Yoga · Original audio Shoulder Mobility Exercises, Rabbit Pose, Beginner Exercise, Pelvic Floor Dysfunction, Simple Exercise, Yoga Tutorial, Pelvic Floor Exercises, Hip Flexors, Hip Mobility

The bum shuffle! Sit upright on the floor and shuffle forwards and back this strengthens QL, glutes and core. This exercise was very popular in the 70s and is now making a big come back because of...

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Dr. Mae Hughes I Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist on Instagram: "Comment RECOVERY and I’ll send you my free pelvic floor recovery guide as well as a recovery movement flow 🖤

Regardless of your method of labor and delivery, birth is a physical event for the body and it should be treated like one — with LOTS of rest and short bouts of gentle, healing movement. 

These movements helped to alleviate tailbone discomfort I was experiencing from the hospital bed as well as neck & shoulder discomfort nursing on demand. 

Even if you cannot perform all of the movements due to stitches or your cesarean scar, you cannot go wrong with intentional, diaphragmatic breathing and foot/ankle mobility. 

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Dr. Mae Hughes I Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist on Instagram: "Comment RECOVERY and I’ll send you my free pelvic floor recovery guide as well as a recovery movement flow 🖤 Regardless of your method of labor and delivery, birth is a physical event for the body and it should be treated like one — with LOTS of rest and short bouts of gentle, healing movement. These movements helped to alleviate tailbone discomfort I was experiencing from the hospital bed as well as neck & shoulder…

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