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How Do You Get Upper Diastasis Recti and What to do? Upper Diastasis recti or open above navel diastasis recti happens when your growing baby inside your tummy pushes up against your rib cage. As your rib cage becomes wider, your connective tissue continues to stretch out and accommodate the baby. The more he pushes up, the more your abdominal muscle splits. For some, the ribs go back to its normal position after delivery, and for others, they stay it is. Poor Body Alignment Reinforces Upper…

LeslieAnn Fit | CPT & CPPC on Instagram: "⭐️ Struggling with Upper Diastasis recti after baby? ⭐️  It’s essential to focus on exercises that strengthen the deep core muscles, especially the transverse abdominis, without placing excessive pressure on the midline. Here are some of the best exercises for this condition:   ✅ Pelvic Tilts: Lie on your back with your knees bent and feet flat. Belly breathe in through the nose, and as you exhale through the mouth, tilt your pelvis toward your navel while flattening your lower back against the floor. Your core should be engaged here. Pause, then belly breathe in while arching your lower back. Repeat. Benefit: Engages the transverse abdominis and helps to stabilize the core.  ✅ Toe Taps: Lie on your back with your knees bent at a 90-degree angle. B Upper Diastasis Recti Exercises, Upper Diastasis Recti, Transverse Abdominis, Diastasis Recti Exercises, Upper Abs, Belly Breathing, Deep Core, Pelvic Tilt, Diastasis Recti

LeslieAnn Fit | CPT & CPPC on Instagram: "⭐️ Struggling with Upper Diastasis recti after baby? ⭐️ It’s essential to focus on exercises that strengthen the deep core muscles, especially the transverse abdominis, without placing excessive pressure on the midline. Here are some of the best exercises for this condition: ✅ Pelvic Tilts: Lie on your back with your knees bent and feet flat. Belly breathe in through the nose, and as you exhale through the mouth, tilt your pelvis toward your navel…

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