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The latest trend is to blame excess cortisol in the body as a reason for belly fat. So many “nervefluencers” showing their flat bellies and their before and after pics- and their secret is “regulation” and managing their excess cortisol. Yes there is some research to agree with this, but a lot of health experts are not totally convinced. Excess cortisol is an actual disease called Cushings. If you do not have Cushiness, then your cortisol is going up and down all day long - which is norma...
How to engage your lower abdominals and ease tight hips
Struggling to activate your lower abs? 🤔 Learn step-by-step tips to properly engage your lower abdominals for a stronger core and better Pilates workouts! 🌟 Perfect for beginners and anyone looking to build deep core strength. #LowerAbs #CoreActivation #PilatesTips #tighthips
Grab a block/pillow/small Pilates ball and try this one. The move that gives back in so many ways. | Instagram
Tight hips suck👎👎⁣ ⁣ But moving them in magical ways can open them up leaving your whole body to feel amazing! | Instagram
Mandy Froehlich, M.S., 500-RYT | Grab a block/pillow/small Pilates ball and try this one. Check out my deep core pelvic floor program for a deeper dive!! Link in bio | Instagram
Puppy Pose
Say goodbye to that hunched back with the Puppy Pose – the ultimate remedy for perfect posture! Stretch, strengthen, and transform your spine with this yoga gem. 🧘‍♂️✨ #posture #puppypose #yoga #posturecorrection
FisioTerapia🩻 on Instagram: "What Does a Pinched Dorsal Scapular Nerve Feel Like?🦴 🤕Experiencing sharp, stabbing pain or a deep ache between your shoulder blades? Does the discomfort radiate down your back or make it tough to move your neck and shoulders freely? You might be dealing with an irritated or pinched dorsal scapular nerve. 📚 Anatomy & Function: The dorsal scapular nerve originates from the C5 nerve root in your neck, running down to innervate the rhomboid muscles and the levator scapulae. These muscles are crucial for stabilizing and moving your shoulder blades, playing a key role in shoulder and upper back movements. 🩺 Symptoms: • Sharp, localized pain between the shoulder blades • Radiating discomfort to the upper back or neck Muscle weakness or spasms in the affected
Mandy Froehlich, M.S., 500-RYT | Grab a block/pillow/small Pilates ball and try this one. Check out my deep core pelvic floor program for a deeper dive!! Link in bio | Instagram