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34K likes, 161 comments - drjenine on January 9, 2024: "*Read this first* Don’t start out doing this exercise. It’s more advanced and something I t..."
Courtnee Leach | Mama - Doula- Breastfeeding specialist ✨ on Instagram: "Preparing for birth : Spinning babies: 3 sisters of balance. These are the 3 exercises that we do everyday. It helps create more space in your pelvis and get baby in the best position for birth. Simple and beneficial for everyone. Spinning babies techniques can also be used to turn breech and transverse babies head down. I highly recommend all moms to look into taking a spinning babies class or visiting their webisite fo
Built To Birth on Instagram: "These can be done during pregnancy or postpartum to help create balance in the tissues supporting the pelvis. Something fascinating that was unlocked for me in the @bodyreadymethod course was how the bones are given structure from the tissues that surround them… who thought it was sort of the other way around? 🙋🏼‍♀️ Weak, over tight, imbalanced, strong muscles/ligaments, connective tissue, etc. all plays apart in how your body moves and functions. The tendency in pregnancy is often to STRETCH STRETCH STRETCH but strengthening is also 🔑 These strengthening exercises can help tremendously in preventing/reducing pelvic pain. 👉🏼 Save this reel and do these moves daily!"
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What you can do if labor stalls
More on labor stalls 👇 ➡️Labor stalls occur when you are in active labor but then you experience either slowed contractions, contractions without dilation or lack of baby descent. ➡️ There are many reasons this can occur, but often it’s due to baby not being in an optimal position for birth! You can perform the Miles Circuit in labor as well as during the weeks leading up to labor! ***please note left side-lying is lying on your left side with your right leg supported by pillows, the camera view is flipped ***
The Breezy Doula on Instagram: "SIDE LYING RELEASE The side-lying release (SLR) is a bodywork technique by @spinningbabies that can help with pregnancy and labor. It’s a static stretch that involves temporarily softening and enlarging the pelvis to help the baby move into a better position. The SLR can also help with: Pain relief: The SLR can help ease pain during pregnancy and birth. Pelvic mobility: The SLR can increase pelvic mobility and balance. Muscle spasms: The SLR can help release muscle spasms. Sleep: The SLR can make it easier to sleep during pregnancy. Labor: The SLR can help address stalls in labor and create longer, softer pelvic floor muscles. Here are some steps for performing the SLR: Lie on your side with a pillow for your head. Hold onto something at
Rebecca Burgess on Instagram: "✨FULL follow-along rehab series is in my app. I guide you through all the form, breathing & how to know when it’s time to progress! Link in bio This isn’t about rushing to get back into things — these moves AID in the recovery process & help you reconnect to your body & get some helpful mobility The most important part of this is the BREATHING 😮‍💨: 1️⃣ Inhale & breath into sides & back. Let your ribs expand. Think 360 breath allllll the way around. This good inhale sets you up for a good exhale & engagement! 2️⃣ Audibly exhale & *gently* lift up pelvic floor (no squeezing or clenching), gently wrapping around your core 3️⃣ Continuously exhale as you engage & do the move. Inhale & release on the way back to neutral. Repeat! Go SLOW. Focus on connection
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Postnatal Pilates For Deep Core Recovery
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MamasteFit: Gina & Roxanne on Instagram: "4 Prenatal Exercises to Prepare to Open the Top of the Pelvis Follow @mamastefit for more prenatal fitness and birth tips! Stay strong throughout your pregnancy as you prepare for your birth! Join our prenatal fitness programs at mamastefit.com/prenatal Each pelvic level opens in a different way! The top of the pelvis opens with wider knees and tucking the butt underneath. The top of the pelvis is where baby engages or enters! So creating more spa