I remember the day I was filming, I was mid-workout when I felt a dripping sensation down my legs, and as I felt my shorts I quickly realized they were drenched. I had PEED MY PANTS, on camera in front of a bunch of people.I realize you might be laughing right now. Trust me, my first reaction was to laugh and I still laugh about it now whenever I think…Read More
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Hypertonic Pelvic Floor
We’ve been getting quite a few questions, about having a hypertonic pelvic floor. I think most of us tend to be a bit more familiar with having a weak pelvic floor, or maybe when we think about pelvic floor dysfunction, our mind tends to think about laxity, and often, we don’t think about the other side of the spectrum, which is having a hypertonic pelvic floor. Sometimes it’s also called…Read More
A Healthy Pregnancy, Birth and Recovery
Baby Bump: The Modern Mom’s Guide To Pregnancy and Recovery Keep reading if you want: A healthy pregnancy, birth and recovery after baby arrives To learn how to cope emotionally with your changing baby To know how to maintain a healthy weight gain during pregnancy All 4 trimesters worth of workouts and guidance on how to workout during pregnancy Access to an evidence based approach to training during pregnancy A…Read More
How To Improve Diastasis Recti and Pelvic Floor Dysfunction
Are you experiencing any of these symptoms associated with Diastasis Recti and Pelvic Floor Dysfunction? Urinary Incontinence (leaking urine with coughing, sneezing, jumping, exercise) Pelvic Organ Prolapse (vaginal heaviness, bulging) Back Pain Balance and Posture Concerns Chest Pain Recent Delivery (0-6 weeks) Diastasis Recti (gap between your abdominals) Bulging Tummy Click HERE to get the support you need! A recent study indicated that 32.6% of women had Diastasis Recti 12 months after delivery. Women…Read More
What Is Diastasis Recti?
I want to talk about something called diastasis recti, which is a totally crazy sounding word, I know. It’s something that a lot of women experience, especially post pregnancy, and nobody really talks about it. Diastasis simply means separation, and recti is referring to the rectus abdominis muscles that are in your abdominal cavity. Those muscles are held together by the linea alba. After pregnancy often times those muscles will…Read More
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