(I’m also totally obsessed with matcha lattes, hot chips, and colorful yoga pants!)
My great grandmother skied well into her 80s, and my 80 odd-year-old grandparents are two of the fittest people I know.
I’m wiped out after a bike ride, kayaking trip, hiking adventure or day on the slopes with them.
(My grandparents are one of my inspirations. I even featured them in a YouTube video! Here they are 👉🏼 😍)
These two have taught me the importance of living a full life that’s free of limitations and restrictions.
My great grandmother skied well into her 80s, and my 80 odd-year-old grandparents are two of the fittest people I know.
I’m wiped out after a bike ride, kayaking trip, hiking adventure or day on the slopes with them.
(My grandparents are one of my inspirations. I even featured them in a YouTube video! Here they are 👇🏼 😍)
These two have taught me the importance of living a full life that’s free of limitations and restrictions.
❌ Pelvic floor pain, pressure, or prolapse
❌ Peeing your pants when you walk, sneeze, jump or laugh
❌ Constantly feeling like you need to pee (even though you just went)
❌ Not knowing when you need to pee
❌ Deep nagging pain in your hip, back, or joints
❌ Ab separation & diastasis recti
And some doctor might have told you this is just something you’ll have to deal with.
Or, they’ve told you: “kegels, kegels, kegels” 🤦♀️
You’ve likely tried some version of kegels or ab exercises that either didn’t work, or were incredibly painful.
Here’s why this time will be different:
Because when you’re breathing correctly, your core and pelvic floor are able to work together as a system and manage your intra-abdominal pressure.
That’s crucial because everything in your body is connected. If one part isn’t working optimally, it impacts other parts of your body too.
(Just so you know, I don’t suggest kegels or crunches, and I’ll never give you a sheet of paper with a list of illustrated exercises that won’t help you).