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Emma Bromley - Pilates + Pelvic Health on Instagram: "Comment “METHOD” and i’ll send you more info 👇🏻 🚨The best thing I’ve done for my pelvic floor: 👉🏻 is to start focusing on the muscles surrounding the pelvis AS WELL and to learn how to not only strengthen them, but how to fully relax and release them as well. ✨For many of us, the inner thigh muscles are both weak AND tight which can pull the pelvis and the knees out of alignment causing restricted hip mobility, poor leg alignment, poor pelvic alignment (hello tight pelvic floor!), extra wear-and-tear on the knee joints, and even low back pain! 💡Tightness can make it quite difficult to actually STRENGTHEN, because how can we strengthen a muscle that won’t let go? It can be very difficult to strengthen a muscle that is in a con
Aisha Melina | Stretch & Meditation Expert on Instagram: "Somatics are so sensational🎶🎼🎵 Try this flossing move in half frog 🐸 We’re building on the Ardha Mandukasana variation I introduced earlier and now we’re adding nerve flossing 🥰 Great place to close your eyes to really tune in to your low back, hip, knee and ankle 🤩 ✨SAVE & SHARE✨ ✨✨Follow for more Somatics✨✨ #somatics #yogasomatics #yogatherapy #yogateacher #yogateacherteacher #yogatherapist"
Elena | movement specialist | Try this hip mobility! #mobility #hipmobility #movement #backpainrelief #hippain #fitlifestyle #lowbackpain #hips | Instagram
Decompress your spine & relieve back pain with this stretch! #backpainrelief #stretch #backstretch
Decompress your spine & relieve back pain with this stretch! #backpainre...
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amazing release and lengthening of pelvic floor with my hip mobility 🤰🏻✨
amazing release and lengthening of pelvic floor with my hip mobility 🤰🏻✨ Leave a Comment CORE BACK Immersion and I will send it to your inbox on how to access the Free 6 part videos on how to apply the core back immersion to have a stronger pelvic floor , core and back Great for postpartum or even you had your babies many moons ago it is not too late 👍 This seated alternating cross-legged to frog 🐸 stretch. Just one minute a day, and I've already started noticing some incredible changes! 🙌🏼 This particular stretch specifically targets the obturator internus and externus, piriformis, and pelvic floor muscles, which are essential for optimal hip mobility and postpartum recovery. 🤸🏻‍♀️💪🏼 Not only is it gentle and safe for postpartum moms like me, but it also helps to alleviate any d
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Knee stability [📹 bonniewilder.dpt]
Knee pain often originates from weak and unstable hips, causing an unstable knee joint with unwanted inwards knee movement (knee valgus). 👎🏻 To improve stability at the knee, it’s important to increase hip abductor strength (glute medius) to reduce knee valgus. By addressing the hips we can reduce knee pain! 👍🏼 ‼️ It’s important to always look above and below an injured area to determine where the deficit is coming from! Tag someone who needs to see this ❤️ CH€CK 0UT B!O L!NK 🔗 for: 📖 Full-Body Mobility Program💥
The most important exercise for bulletproof knees • Strengthening the tibs will help the knees AND the ankles • Tibialis raises… | Instagram
Lauren Ohayon | Pelvic Floor Education on Instagram: "You deserve great sex. Great pleasure and to feel like it is yours to own. Movement is a great sandbox to play and start to feel safe in your body because let’s admit it, intimacy has a lot to do with feeling safe. And intimacy that benefits you - means great communication. Communicating with yourself in motion is a great place to explore. Many don’t know that our hips are super connected to pleasure, our pelvic floor and our emotions. Increasing range in our hips will bring more blood flow to the area - a crucial element for facilitating orgasm. Less motion = less blood flow and then usually more tension in the #pelvicfloor and #lowback. And more tension can make you more uncomfortable, less willing / able to explore, move, feel
Pinchy hips after sitting can be caused by lots of things This reel shows JUST one part of helping those pinchy hips feel better, gentle… | Instagram