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Pelvic Floor and Diastasis: What You Need to Know About Pressure Management

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    Inside the Pelvic Floor and Diastasis Recti Series

    Number 1

    What Breathing Should Look Like

    Why belly breathing is not optimal
    Diaphragm and rib cage function in breathing
    Pressure management for your core and pelvic floor through breathing
    Releasing psoas and back tension through breathing
    Part-1-Breathing
    Part-2-Breathing-Exercises
    2

    Breathing Exercises

    Pressure follows the path of least resistance
    Sidelying breathing variations
    Full squat modifications for prolapse and pelvic floor issues
    Troubleshooting angry hip flexors
    3

    Pelvic Floor

    The functions of the pelvic floor muscles
    The difference between front and back pelvic floor tightness
    How your TAs contract with your pelvic floor
    Part-3-Pelvic-Floor
    Part-4-Pelvic-Floor-Exercises
    Number 4

    Pelvic Floor Exercises

    How to get the pelvic floor to let go
    Breathing down like balloon animals
    90-90 exercise modifications
    Advanced lunges with a twist
    Number-5

    Diastasis Recti

    Core anatomy and function
    The role of external and internal obliques in diastasis
    How diastasis and prolapse are pressure problems
    Finding a balance in core strength
    Part-5-Diastasis
    Part-6-Diastasis-Exercises
    Number-6

    Diastasis Recti Exercises

    TA tightness and weakness that contributes to diastasis and belly distention
    Why back tightness perpetuates a diastasis
    How to balance out your abdominals to support your core
    How to manage pressure to get less doming or distention in your diastasis
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