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A few years ago I began thinking about why we are never taught how to access and work our pelvic floor muscles. I mean, you learn about your hamstrings, quadriceps, biceps and triceps but your pelvic floor muscles seem to be overlooked. Suddenly, you are diagnosed with pelvic floor prolapse, incontinence or other pelvi

Expecting and Empowered- Workout App on Instagram: "Do you know how to do a KEGEL?   Kegel exercises are contractions that strengthen your pelvic floor muscles - the figure 8 muscle group that expands from the pubic bone to your tailbone. ✨  Lots of women do kegels incorrectly! Today we are going to teach you the right way to do a kegel. 👇🏼  A great position to do kegels in is standing up and leaning forward on a chair or counter (shown in the app).  You want to first think about INHALING 💨 down and RELAXING your pelvic floor.   Then think about EXHALING 💨 and CONTRACTING your pelvic floor.   This contraction should feel like you are gently lifting your pelvic floor up like you are sucking a blueberry 🫐 up into your vagina.   You should be feeling this in the front of your pelvic floo Kegel Exercises For Women Pregnant, Best Kegel Exercises For Women, Weighted Kegel Exercise, Kegels For Pregnancy, How To Do Kegel Exercises For Women, Kegal Exercises For Women Pelvic Floor, Relaxing Pelvic Floor Muscles, Pelvic Exercises Woman, Pelvic Floor Relaxation Exercises

Expecting and Empowered- Workout App on Instagram: "Do you know how to do a KEGEL? Kegel exercises are contractions that strengthen your pelvic floor muscles - the figure 8 muscle group that expands from the pubic bone to your tailbone. ✨ Lots of women do kegels incorrectly! Today we are going to teach you the right way to do a kegel. 👇🏼 A great position to do kegels in is standing up and leaning forward on a chair or counter (shown in the app). You want to first think about INHALING…

Megan Dahlman on Instagram: "Let’s talk pelvic floor for a sec…👇 

Whether you’re pregnant/recently postpartum or you’re 65 years old, your pelvic floor strength matters so much!! Perhaps even more than you realize… 

Yes, your pelvic floor muscles help to hold your organs in (or should😏), but they’re also critical to a properly functioning CORE. 

These muscles make up the bottom of your core cavity, with your diphragm at the top, and your abdominals and back muscles around the sides. Needless to stay, if you don’t have a properly functioning pelvic floor, you don’t have a strong core, and you’ll probably experience unnecessary low back and hip pain as a result. 😖😭 

➡️ But strengthening your pelvic floor muscles is SO MUCH MORE than just “squeezing” and doing what you may have previo Pelvic Floor Muscle Exercise, Ballerina Poses, Pelvic Bone, Belly Breathing, Pelvic Floor Exercises, Fit Over 40, Pelvic Floor Muscles, Pelvic Pain, Strong Core

Megan Dahlman on Instagram: "Let’s talk pelvic floor for a sec…👇 Whether you’re pregnant/recently postpartum or you’re 65 years old, your pelvic floor strength matters so much!! Perhaps even more than you realize… Yes, your pelvic floor muscles help to hold your organs in (or should😏), but they’re also critical to a properly functioning CORE. These muscles make up the bottom of your core cavity, with your diphragm at the top, and your abdominals and back muscles around the sides…

License Image Pelvic Floor Muscles The muscles of the “pelvic floor” or “pelvic diaphragm” are the levator ani, and the coccygeus. The levator ani is divided into two parts: the pubococcygeus and the iliococcygeus. Kegel exercises are designed to strengthen the muscles of the pelvic floor, primarily the pubococcygeus muscle. These exercises are usually done … Pelvic Diaphragm, Inside Human Body, Levator Ani, Anatomy Education, Physical Therapy School, Pelvic Floor Therapy, Pelvic Region, Pelvic Floor Dysfunction, Bladder Control

License Image Pelvic Floor Muscles The muscles of the “pelvic floor” or “pelvic diaphragm” are the levator ani, and the coccygeus. The levator ani is divided into two parts: the pubococcygeus and the iliococcygeus. Kegel exercises are designed to strengthen the muscles of the pelvic floor, primarily the pubococcygeus muscle. These exercises are usually done …

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