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Lindsey Jones | Doctor of Physical Therapy on Instagram: "A few reasons for anterior pelvic tilt ⬇️ 1. Tip hip flexors (namely the iliopsoas and rectus femoris) The iliopsoas starts in the lumbar spine and the pelvis and attaches to the femur (leg bone).  The rectus femoris starts in the pelvis and attaches to the patella (knee cap). Because of their attachments, tightness in either or both of these muscles will rotate the pelvis forward 2. Weak core, especially lower core When your abdominal muscles are weak or lengthened, they do not produce the tension that they need.  In this case, lower abdominal weakness will promote an anterior pelvic tilt position. 3. Weak glutes and hamstrings The backside of your pelvis also needs appropriate force of its muscles to counteract the forward r Tilted Pelvis Symptoms, Anterior Pelvic Tilt Correction, Tilted Pelvis, Pelvic Tilt Exercise, Fix Anterior Pelvic Tilt, Weak Glutes, Rectus Femoris, Weak Core, Anterior Pelvic Tilt
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Lindsey Jones | Doctor of Physical Therapy on Instagram: "A few reasons for anterior pelvic tilt ⬇️ 1. Tip hip flexors (namely the iliopsoas and rectus femoris) The iliopsoas starts in the lumbar spine and the pelvis and attaches to the femur (leg bone). The rectus femoris starts in the pelvis and attaches to the patella (knee cap). Because of their attachments, tightness in either or both of these muscles will rotate the pelvis forward 2. Weak core, especially lower core When your…

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Kelly Ruther | Doctor of Physical Therapy on Instagram: "Hip Pain 101: Did you know your pelvis position could be causing your hip discomfort? A forward-tilted pelvis can create a pinching sensation in the hip joint, leading to pain and reduced mobility. This misalignment affects 85% of adults with chronic hip issues. Learn how a simple ‘C-curve’ exercise can help realign your pelvis, decompress your hip joint, and potentially alleviate pain. Watch to discover the connection between posture and hip health! #HipPainRelief #PelvicHealth #PostureMatters Disclaimer: not official medical advice" Tilted Pelvis Symptoms, Female Hip Anatomy, Hip Displaysia, Tilted Pelvis, Misaligned Pelvis, Misaligned Hips, Hip Health, Hip Anatomy, Hip Pain Relief
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Kelly Ruther | Doctor of Physical Therapy on Instagram: "Hip Pain 101: Did you know your pelvis position could be causing your hip discomfort? A forward-tilted pelvis can create a pinching sensation in the hip joint, leading to pain and reduced mobility. This misalignment affects 85% of adults with chronic hip issues. Learn how a simple ‘C-curve’ exercise can help realign your pelvis, decompress your hip joint, and potentially alleviate pain. Watch to discover the connection between…

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Michelle Edmison on Instagram: "✨Images courtesy of @dnsrehabilitation ( visuals are INVALUABLE for this area 🙏❤️) Does your pelvis even know you are breathing? Most of us have a disconnect between our pelvis and ribcage ⚠️ WHY? Short shallow chest breaths will disconnect our ribcage and pelvis. If you BREATHE IN and your pelvis doesn’t feel it…you are missing a massive part of your system. Without integration core and ( ribcage and pelvis) posture and movement will be EFFORT … it will NEVER be efficient. GET THE AIR LOW. If you struggle with pelvic floor, pressure belly, posture, core, breathing human movement, headaches…start be making sure your ribcage and pelvis are connected. Your pelvic floor ( and entire abdominal wall 360 degrees around) needs to feel the pressure creat Human Movement, Heath And Fitness, Hip Lifts, Breath In Breath Out, Pelvic Floor, Best Graphics, Rib Cage, Feel It, Headache
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Michelle Edmison on Instagram: "✨Images courtesy of @dnsrehabilitation ( visuals are INVALUABLE for this area 🙏❤️) Does your pelvis even know you are breathing? Most of us have a disconnect between our pelvis and ribcage ⚠️ WHY? Short shallow chest breaths will disconnect our ribcage and pelvis. If you BREATHE IN and your pelvis doesn’t feel it…you are missing a massive part of your system. Without integration core and ( ribcage and pelvis) posture and movement will be EFFORT … it…

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Gina, MS, & Roxanne, RN, BSN on Instagram: "5 Birth Prep Exercises to Open the Pelvis for Birth + Variations!! ✍️ Comment PREP for our free birth prep circuit guide! Movement is so helpful to creating space in our pelvis for birth! Each pelvic level opens with different movement patterns, and our baby moves through each part of the pelvis in a slightly different way! The top of the pelvis opens more with wider knees and pelvic tilting—this is where baby enters or engages into the pelvis! The middle of the pelvis opens more with asymmetrical movements—this is where baby rotates! The bottom of the pelvis opens more with knees in, ankles out—this is where baby extends to be born! ➡️➡️ Learn more about pelvic mechanics + labor positions to create space in our online childbirth educatio Perineal Massage Pelvic Floor, How To Get Baby To Drop In Pelvis, Labor Prep Exercises, Posterior Baby, Labor Prep, Prenatal Fitness, Birth Prep, Perineal Massage, Labor Positions
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Gina, MS, & Roxanne, RN, BSN on Instagram: "5 Birth Prep Exercises to Open the Pelvis for Birth + Variations!! ✍️ Comment PREP for our free birth prep circuit guide! Movement is so helpful to creating space in our pelvis for birth! Each pelvic level opens with different movement patterns, and our baby moves through each part of the pelvis in a slightly different way! The top of the pelvis opens more with wider knees and pelvic tilting—this is where baby enters or engages into the…

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Dr. Angela Baklis (osteo) pre & postpartum on Instagram: "Want to know the best way to push your baby out with ease & with minimal injury to your tissues? It’s not actually learning HOW to push... We have to take the whole body into consideration & get your body physiologically ready for birth Is your pelvic floor responsive & optimised? Can you access movement’s that help your bub find their best position to navigate your pelvis Have you you got access to birth positions that help you create the most space for bub in the pelvic outlet? Our pelvis responds to movement via the pull of soft tissues, so you have more control than you think to make this process more easful. Practice these movements to help prepare your body to birth your baby with more ease. PS. It’s still not too late t Birth Positions, Pelvic Floor, Whole Body, Postpartum, Too Late, Get Fit, Thinking Of You, Outlet, Good Things
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Dr. Angela Baklis (osteo) pre & postpartum on Instagram: "Want to know the best way to push your baby out with ease & with minimal injury to your tissues? It’s not actually learning HOW to push... We have to take the whole body into consideration & get your body physiologically ready for birth Is your pelvic floor responsive & optimised? Can you access movement’s that help your bub find their best position to navigate your pelvis Have you you got access to birth positions that help you…

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Brittany Sharpe McCollum on Instagram: "Why is the first pic an inlet (top of the pelvis) opener in #childbirth ? 💫 Deep squat with tucking under of tailbone increases front to back space potentially by a few millimeters (note: this may be mitigated by tilting back of the iliac bones and lat activation depending on individual mobility) 💫 External thigh rotation increases side to side space at the top 💫 Lengthening of the pelvic floor due to hip angle and width of thighs How do we open the outlet (bottom of the pelvis) in the second pic? 💫 Elevated squat tilts the top of the sacrum forward, opening the bottom 💫 Internal thigh rotation increases side to side space at the bottom 💫 Vaginal opening moves towards floor, decreasing risk of tearing 🌎 Fun fact: In cultures where deep sq Birth Education, Deep Squat, Childbirth Education, Pelvic Floor, Fun Fact, One Pic, Fun Facts, The One, Instagram
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Brittany Sharpe McCollum on Instagram: "Why is the first pic an inlet (top of the pelvis) opener in #childbirth ? 💫 Deep squat with tucking under of tailbone increases front to back space potentially by a few millimeters (note: this may be mitigated by tilting back of the iliac bones and lat activation depending on individual mobility) 💫 External thigh rotation increases side to side space at the top 💫 Lengthening of the pelvic floor due to hip angle and width of thighs How do we open…

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