Pelvic Health

Learn all about the pelvic floor in this pelvic health board. Both women and men have a pelvic floor. The pelvic floor is part of our core muscles. The pelvic muscles play a role in bladder health, bowel health, and sexual health. This board is designed to help you learn all about pelvic health.
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Advanced Pelvic Floor Exercises - Advanced kegel exercises for your pelvic floor muscles
Learn Advanced Pelvic Floor Exercises in this blog! Here you'll learn an advanced kegel exercise for the pelvic floor muscles. The pelvic floor exercise you'll learn here requires no equipment, so no kegel balls or kegel weights are required! This exercise is for people who are finding their kegel exercises to be too easy and who want an extra challenge to these core muscles. Yes, the pelvic floor muscles are part of the core just like the abdominal muscles and lower back muscles!
Advanced Pelvic Floor Exercises - How to make kegel exercise more difficult
Learn Advanced Pelvic Floor Exercises in this post! Uncover an escalated kegel technique to target your pelvic muscles. This method demands no accessories—skip the kegel balls and weights! Ideal for those surpassing basic kegel exercises, craving an intensified core muscle workout. Indeed, your pelvic floor muscles are a vital part of your core, akin to your abs & lower back muscles! The exercise you'll learn in this post is challenging for the pelvic floor so it's not for someone new to kegels.
Advanced Pelvic Floor Exercises - Advanced kegel exercises for your pelvic floor muscles
Learn Advanced Pelvic Floor Exercises in this post! Here you'll learn an advanced kegel exercise for your pelvic floor muscles. The pelvic floor exercise you'll learn in this post requires no equipment, so no kegel balls or kegel weights required! This post is for people who are finding their kegel exercises to be too easy and who want an extra challenge to these core muscles. Yes, your pelvic floor muscles are part of your core just like your abdominal muscles and lower back muscles are!
Why Do I Need To Urinate So Often? Urinary Frequency & What To Do About It - Pelvic Health
Why do i need to urinate so often? In this post you'll learn why you may be peeing so often. Having to go to the bathroom 'all the time' to pee is not normal. Here we'll explore the causes of urinary frequency and I'll offer some tips on what you can do about it. Your bladder's health is part of the pelvic health field. The pelvic health field focuses on things like your bladder function, bowel function, sexual function, and on your pelvic floor muscles. This applies to both women and men.
The Pelvic Floor Muscles and The Hip Muscles - What you need to know about how they relate
Learn about the hips and pelvis & they're relationship in this post! The pelvic floor muscles & the hip muscles are closely related. If you're having issues related to your pelvic floor such as pelvic floor weakness or pelvic pain, you also need to look at your hips. If you have hip pain, you may also need to look at your pelvic floor. The entire body is connected and you can't just look at one area and ignore the rest of the body, this is especially true for pelvic health & holistic healing.
Why Do I Need To Pee So Much? Urinary Frequency & What To Do About It
Why do i need to pee so much? In this post you'll learn why you may be peeing so often. Having to go to the bathroom 'all the time' to pee is not normal. Here we'll explore the causes of urinary frequency and I'll offer some tips on what you can do about it. Your bladder's health is part of the pelvic health field. The pelvic health field focuses on things like your bladder function, bowel function, sexual function, and on your pelvic floor muscles. This applies to both women and men.
PELVIC FLOOR AND HIPS - The relationship of your pelvic floor muscles to your hip muscles
The pelvic floor and hips relationship is something that can't be seperated. That's why it's important to look at both the pelvic floor muscles and the hip muscles because the two are connected. The hip muscles and pelvic floor muscles are both part of the core muscles of your body. If you have pelvic pain, pain during sex, pelvic floor muscle tightness, or pelvic floor muscle weakness, don't forget about your hips! Learn more about this topic by clicking on this post :)
HIPS AND PELVIS RELATIONSHIP - Pelvic floor muscles anatomy - Hip muscles anatomy
Learn about the hips and pelvis & they're relationship in this post! The pelvic floor muscles & the hip muscles are closely related. So if you're having issues related to your pelvic floor such as pelvic floor weakness or pelvic pain, you also need to look at your hips. If you have hip pain, you may also need to look at your pelvic floor. The entire body is connected and you can't just look at one area and ignore the rest of the body, this is especially true for pelvic health.
PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLES - What is the pelvic floor and what women need to know about it!
Learn about your pelvic floor muscles here in this post! You'll learn the answer to the question, "What is the pelvic floor," as well as learn what women should know about these muscles! These muscles are part of our core muscles but they also play a role in bladder health, bowel health, and sexual health. As you can see, this is an important group of muscles that you should know about! Both men and women have pelvic floor muscles so men can benefit from this post as well!
PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLES ANATOMY EDUCATION - Pelvic floor education for women and men
Learn about the pelvic floor muscles anatomy in this post! If you ever asked, "What is the pelvic floor," then this post is here to answer your question! This blog is intended as pelvic floor education for both women and men. The pelvic floor muscles are part of the core muscles in our body. They are important in bladder health, bowel health, and sexual health. Having a basic understanding of your anatomy can be extremely helpful when working on holistic health and holistic healing.
SHOULD ALL WOMEN DO KEGELS (Pelvic floor strengthening exercises)? - Pelvic health in women
Learn the answer to the question, 'should all women do kegels,' in this post! Kegels are pelvic floor strengthening exercises. The pelvic floor muscles are part of the core. It's so important for all of us, especially women, to take the time to learn about our bodies. The pelvic floor is often a part of the body that we don't know a lot about but these muscles are important! They play a role in bladder health, bowel health, and sexual health. So learn about the pelvic floor here today!
NATURAL CHRONIC PAIN RELIEF - Tips for chronic pain management - Self holistic healing
Looking for tips on natural chronic pain relief? In this post you'll find 5 ways to help you with chronic pain management. Natural ways of self healing are really about being more holistic. This means taking care of your entire being, mind, body, and soul. When you approach healing in this way, you start to see how much power you have over your own self healing. Healing is a journey and you have to find what works best for you as chronic pain is different in everyone.