By Kim Vopni, The Vagina Coach — Certified Pelvic Floor Fitness Specialist · Published December 7, 2022
Direct Answer
No, it’s not too late to improve incontinence — pelvic floor muscles can respond to training at any age, including after menopause. While estrogen loss around age 51 can weaken pel...
Did you know you can kegel your way to a stronger core? The pelvic floor is the foundation of the core and it needs exercise just like any other muscle in your body. Working the core from the inside out will build a stronger foundation to allow for progressively challenging exercise.
As Paul C...
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 when the a...
