15 Minute Pilates for Your Pelvic Floor (No More Kegels) - At Home - Pilates Ball
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Pilates is one of the best things you can do for your pelvic floor! Unlike exercises like kegals, Pilates helps you do the deeper work your pelvic floor needs so your muscles can not only contract but also release. You're going to love this short, effective workout!
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Start your Pilates journey with ease and confidence by exploring the core components of Pilates. This video explores Pilates principles including engaging the core effectively and efficiently, the importance of neutral spine, movement of the spine, flexion, extension and rotation, and the importance of breath and focus. This is a perfect beginner's workout to help you understand the foundation for all your Pilates workouts.
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I really like this one! Thanks Robin ♡
We love to hear that! So glad that you enjoyed it. We're celebrating all of your hard work!
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This one is bomb! Great addition to the PT therapy I did post baby 2! One of your best robin! Love the ball
Woohoo! So glad that you enjoyed this workout. We are cheering you on, both on and off your mat!
Loved this one! Please, please, please post more often on here. PLEASE. You’re the best Pilates teacher out there on RUclips in my opinion but not enough postings😅.
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I think it is important to include the contraction of the diaphragm given that you stress breathing as an integral part of pelvic floor awareness and activation. Your coaching pelvic floor lift on the inhalation, while the diaphragm contraction is counteracting and negative to that instruction. Therefore, I think it is essential to include the main mechanism of respiration in the context of the instructional.
Thank you so much for your suggestion and feedback! We'll be sure to share with Robin and the team to keep into consideration for future videos!
You are literally doing Kegel's my friend... The language of drawing up and lifting is great, and I like the tissue drawing up. But no need to confuse the issue and call it something other than a kegel.
Thank you so much for sharing! While Kegel exercises focus on the pelvic floor supporting bladder health and bowel control, Pilates helps to engage the entire core beyond the pelvic floor - abs, glutes, back, hips, even the rib cage and diaphragm, all help towards supporting balance, strength, and stability.
How many times a week would you recommend doing this video for best results?
We're all about grace over guilt at Lindywell! We recommend listening to your body and doing what feels best for you and as allowed in your schedule. But you'll also be amazed at the difference that consistent and effective Pilates can make in the way that you feel and the things that you can do. We'd love to invite you to give Lindywell a try with a FREE, 5 day Reboot Your Body Challenge here: hubl.li/Q02nfyFk0
Tell me please, how is the breathing? For ex.when you do the squat and lifting. When you are down, you inhale and release the pelvic floor muscles?
In general, you can exhale when you are exerting yourself, so inhale down, exhale up. But we would recommend that you breath in the way that helps you feel your best!
Can I do this if I had a hysterectomy
As we know that each situation is unique, we would recommend speaking with your doctor or physical therapist to get your individual recommendations in the exercises that are best for you. If you are cleared for exercise and Pilates, then this may be a great option!