We live in an on-the-go society, and our smartphones have apps for pretty much all our wants and needs, from fashion, food and sleep, to fitness and exercise programs.
I launched my Buff Muff App a little over a year ago and am very excited at the response. Women can now carry their very own...
Hypopressive exercises are an ideal option for pelvic floor dysfunction associated with incontinence, prolapse, and sexual dysfunction.
The technique was developed in Spain around 2012 and is a training system that combines low-pressure postures, breath training, myofascial stretching and...
Time for some Fanny Fitness!
Sometimes we need a little R&R which usually stands for rest and relaxation. I will add on another R and make it rest release and relaxation.
I want to share a release routine that is designed to help you let go of tension in the pelvic floor that...
In a previous blog, we answered the question What is SI Joint Pain? and how it is commonly related to lower back pain.
The SI joint or sacroiliac joint supports the weight of your upper body and distributes forces across the pelvis. The pain you feel in the SI joint is not always directly...
I get a lot of questions from women who are expecting and who are interested in finding out the benefits of performing kegels exercises during pregnancy. Having questions is natural, and I’m so grateful for my education as a trainer to be able to educate my clients about doing...
5 Ways to Get Your Bum Back After Pregnancy
During pregnancy your centre of gravity shifts and many women try to counterbalance that shift by tucking their tailbone, overusing the posterior pelvic floor muscles and under-using the glutes.
This result is a flattened backside that can’t fill...
Understanding Diastasis
I recall when I was first pregnant; I bought The Pregnancy Bible and read it diligently every day to see what was happening to me and my babe.
About three-quarters of the way through the book there was a tiny paragraph about diastasis recti that described it as...
