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Macy Pruett on Instagram: "Glute clenching? SAME, MAMA. I find myself doing this more than I’d like to admit. Here are some tricks to stop that clenching when you catch yourself doing it— We want to make sure our weight is over our hips, and making minor adjustments can help with this. Any staggered stance (examples in video) can help because you’re less likely to clench in this position. We want to open the back of the pelvis up and breathe into the back of the pelvic floor. Adding in length Glute Clenching, Pelvic Pain, Washing Dishes, Pelvic Floor, Postpartum, Make Sure, Quick Saves, Instagram

Macy Pruett on Instagram: "Glute clenching? SAME, MAMA. I find myself doing this more than I’d like to admit. Here are some tricks to stop that clenching when you catch yourself doing it— We want to make sure our weight is over our hips, and making minor adjustments can help with this. Any staggered stance (examples in video) can help because you’re less likely to clench in this position. We want to open the back of the pelvis up and breathe into the back of the pelvic floor. Adding in…

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Dr. Anne Collins Duch (she/her) on Instagram: "Unclench that tush.🍑 • If you are but gripping all the time, your pelvic floor may be negatively effected. • If you stretch and stretch and stretch but still find yourself clenching your butt, you may need to lengthen it in a loaded position for lasting change. • This one is for you. • #glutes #buttclenchersunite #getlungey #pelvicfloor #core #breathe #pelvichealth #buttclench #jawclench #hips" Yoga For Glutes Shape, Deep Glute Stretch, Clenched Buttocks, Gluteal Stretches, Glute Stretches For Pain, Glute Clenching, Somatic Release, Glute Stretches, Glute Stretch

Dr. Anne Collins Duch (she/her) on Instagram: "Unclench that tush.🍑 • If you are but gripping all the time, your pelvic floor may be negatively effected. • If you stretch and stretch and stretch but still find yourself clenching your butt, you may need to lengthen it in a loaded position for lasting change. • This one is for you. • #glutes #buttclenchersunite #getlungey #pelvicfloor #core #breathe #pelvichealth #buttclench #jawclench #hips"

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Fix the heart ❤️ bottom - part 1 of 3 Save this 3 favorite ways to improve 👆🏻and follow along 👉🏻remember there is no 1 quick fix; developing compensatory strategies like the heart bottom take shape over time, so purposeful movement to reverse these habits also takes time ⏳ Peeling away the layers of the onion to create improvement looks like: 1. Reducing pelvic floor tension created by glute clenching 2. Create pelvic floor + core integration and strength (part 2) 3. Build up the glutes whil Glute Clenching, Pelvic Floor Tension, The Onion, Pelvic Floor, Workout Videos, No 1

Fix the heart ❤️ bottom - part 1 of 3 Save this 3 favorite ways to improve 👆🏻and follow along 👉🏻remember there is no 1 quick fix; developing compensatory strategies like the heart bottom take shape...

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Betsy | Core Strength for Moms on Instagram: "Want to know why you can’t stop clenching your glutes? 🤷🏽‍♀️ It’s because you have a really good reason for doing it. It provides you stability. You can’t 🛑 because then you’ll feel unstable. Instead, you need a different strategy for stability. If all your effort is coming from clenching the back of your hip, then you need more activity from the front of your hip. All of the moves here are for strengthening the muscles that perform internal rotation. This is the opposite of the external rotation that occurs when you clench. Try these out. Find the ones that work for your body, and see if you aren’t able to let go of a bit of your clench! - Follow @mamamadestrong to rebuild your core and love your body after babies Grab the link in Body After Baby, Love Your Body, After Baby, Core Strength, Loving Your Body, Let Go, Love Your, Muscles, Letting Go

Betsy | Core Strength for Moms on Instagram: "Want to know why you can’t stop clenching your glutes? 🤷🏽‍♀️ It’s because you have a really good reason for doing it. It provides you stability. You can’t 🛑 because then you’ll feel unstable. Instead, you need a different strategy for stability. If all your effort is coming from clenching the back of your hip, then you need more activity from the front of your hip. All of the moves here are for strengthening the muscles that perform internal…

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1.7K views · 537 reactions | Most postpartum moms I see need to find LENGTH in their glutes 🍑 and posterior pelvic floor. And when I say postpartum, it can also mean 5-10+ years down the road. With the constant glute clenching and tight pelvic floors, backward movements could be one missing piece to help your pelvic floor function its best (oh and help with back discomfort, tight hips etc.). Backward movements are great at lengthening the glutes and expanding the back side of the body. They are also fun and different🙌. I particularly like Retro Steps like I demonstrate in this video. But there are many other ways to move backwards! Step outside the box and start incorporating exercises like backward movements in your workouts to give your body what it’s missing. I promise your body Glute Clenching, Tight Hips, Missing Piece, Outside The Box, Pelvic Floor, Postpartum, I Said, I Promise, Tights

Most postpartum moms I see need to find LENGTH in their glutes 🍑 and posterior pelvic floor. And when I say postpartum, it can also mean 5-10+ years down...

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Tailbone / sitting bone pain? Things to consider. 1. Your tailbone has multiple #pelvicfloor muscles attached to it. So any disruption to your pelvic floor, tension in your core can lead to discomfort in your pelvic floor. Hypertonic pelvic floor can really cause a lot of tailbone sensation because of the constant tugging and pulling on your pelvic floor.
 2. Butt gripping? Do you clench your #glutes or your pelvic floor? Gripping / clenching or squeezing your glutes can really be a big culp Pelvic Floor Tension, Pelvic Bone, Pelvic Organ Prolapse, Pelvic Floor Exercises, Floor Exercises, Pelvic Floor, Maybelline, Muscles, Bones

Tailbone / sitting bone pain? Things to consider. 1. Your tailbone has multiple #pelvicfloor muscles attached to it. So any disruption to your pelvic floor, tension in your core can lead to...

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1M views · 3.4K reactions | This is killing your glutes (and your back!) ❌ hanging into hips while holding baby ❌ shifting hips up high in bridges ❌ shoving hips forward with hinges or KB swings This can shove that femur forward in the socket, can create lower glute clenching and back pelvic floor tightness keeping your glutes from coming back after birth 🫣Let’s improve it 👇🏼✅ stop at the top or add a ball for more stability ✅ mindfulness in your posture & wiggle it out ✅ squeeze glutes at top and avoid shoving hips forward- use a band for extra help & assistance Back pelvic floor tightness, glute clenching & tucking or the femur shoving forward can be the main reason your glutes haven’t shown back up after baby. Was this helpful? Share with a friend! | Angela Mosley | E.P.O · Infinity Glute Clenching, Hip Thrust On Floor, Wall Hip Thrust, How To Stay In Shape During Pregnancy, Kb Swings, Pelvic Floor Stretches Pregnancy, Strengthen Pelvic Floor Muscles While Pregnant, Muscle Stretches, After Birth

This is killing your glutes (and your back!) ❌ hanging into hips while holding baby ❌ shifting hips up high in bridges ❌ shoving hips forward with hinges or KB swings This can shove that femur...

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Emma Bromley - Pilates + Pelvic Health on Instagram: "🔥I love teaching with the roller and the ball this way, because the roller gives us such great feedback. 

It helps stabilize the pelvis which prevents glute clenching, gives us tactile pelvic floor feedback, and also makes the ab gripping much more noticeable so that we can more easily correct it.

(If sitting on the roller in this way is too much on your knees, you can also add a bolster or a yoga block to give you more height). 

➡️Sit up nice and tall
➡️As you exhale, think about lifting your pelvic floor away from the roller without squeezing your glutes
➡️On that same exhale, also imagine that someone is tying a tight corset around your waist
➡️Whilst also pushing on the ball for added deep core connection
➡️Don’t forget to stay Glute Clenching, Pelvic Floor Challenge, Floor Work, Pelvic Health, Upper Abs, Deep Core, Yoga Block, Pelvic Floor, Sit Up

Emma Bromley - Pilates + Pelvic Health on Instagram: "🔥I love teaching with the roller and the ball this way, because the roller gives us such great feedback. It helps stabilize the pelvis which prevents glute clenching, gives us tactile pelvic floor feedback, and also makes the ab gripping much more noticeable so that we can more easily correct it. (If sitting on the roller in this way is too much on your knees, you can also add a bolster or a yoga block to give you more height)…

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