15 Min. Trampoline Workout for Posture, Lymph, and Pelvic Health

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  • Опубликовано: 23 авг 2022
  • Yes, this trampoline workout is pelvic floor friendly! That means that if you have prolapse, bladder leakage, or pelvic pain you're welcome to give it a try. You'll be keeping your pelvic muscles supple and active throughout the workout, but NOT CLENCHED. As with any workout, it will not be appropriate for everyone! You need to listen to YOUR BODY and stop if you notice symptoms or signals from your body saying that it's too much. If this is your first time watching, be sure to watch the intro (first two minutes) where I explain some things about bouncing and pelvic health. Also, you might just want to do HALF of the workout the first time through. See how it feels. If it's good, the next time you can do more!
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Комментарии • 299

  • @vibrantpelvichealth
    @vibrantpelvichealth  Год назад +56

    If this is your first time watching, be sure to watch the intro (first two minutes) where I explain some things about bouncing and pelvic health. Also, you might just want to do HALF of the workout the first time through. See how it feels. If it's good, the next time you can do more! Have fun!!!

  • @redhead56
    @redhead56  +117

    I work out to this video every day 7 days a week and love it. helps my back, core, balance and lymph drainage. Thanks so much

  • @annabennett3178

    I was in a near fatal ATV accident June of 2022. I broke 14 ribs in multiple places (flail chest), 4 vertebrae in my back, my right wrist, both lungs collapsed, went into acute respiratory failure and was on the ventilator for 11 days... hospital for 33 days. I was in pretty good shape and active but it was a long, slow recovery and I lost so much muscle and gained 30 pounds. This looks like something I do!! Thank you thank you thank you!!!

  • @jennifermatos6240

    So happy I found you and this video. I’m 51 with lipedema and just recently started working out with strength training. I was told that rebounding is good for my condition so I pulled out my husband’s old mini trampoline and did my first routine this morning. I finished and I am so proud of myself. I’ll be doing this regularly. Thank you.

  • @leahbernstein3185
    @leahbernstein3185 Год назад +37

    I've been rebounding on my Bellicon for years and love it! Rebounding kept me sane during Covid, as I was a remote public school teacher Zooming with 30 8-year-olds, five hours a day. Glad to hear it's pelvic floor friendly. Really appreciate all your helpful videos.

  • @dralison77
    @dralison77 Год назад +47

    I loved this video. Pulled out my old trampoline - not a Bellicone but it did the job. Please do more classes using the trampoline 😊

  • @Sarita12385

    I just got my rebound trampoline yesterday and so excited to use it. These are the PERFECT exercises, especially for beginners in my opinion. Thank you for sharing <3

  • @sandratoledo7641

    I can't express how grateful I am for this routine . I have the tramp but as I am overweight,there was not much for me to do. This routine looks totally doable and useful. Greetings from Buenos Aires, Argentina ❤

  • @tlover9369

    As a breast cancer survivor with a bilateral mastectomy and lymph gland removal, I've been looking for some kind of exercise to help with lymph drainage...this looks so fun!

  • @newday7504

    Great video🎉

  • @georgettegeorge1563
    @georgettegeorge1563 Год назад +17

    Fabulous training on rebounder. She is excellent at explaining moves.

  • @lacysyverson2782
    @lacysyverson2782 Год назад +2

    Great video! Thank you!

  • @bernadette6211

    This work out is exactly what I need, thankyou so much

  • @madda5133

    I bought a trampoline and wanted a workout to use it and gently do sport again. This video is perfect for this. ❤

  • @majorgeneralmalaise

    Wow that pelvic floor squat stretch feels amazing ❤

  • @jamiaburchamcnhp8712

    This is the best pelvic floor rebounding video out there! Thank you.

  • @rochellebeasley9246

    I've had a Bellicon for years, it's been collecting dust! Thanks for inspiring me again .

  • @gigiseva9129

    Why haven't I discovered you before??? I love this video.

  • @elizabethsydnor5247

    Thank you, DR. Bri!

  • @unconventionalforager6389
    @unconventionalforager6389 Год назад +9

    7/18/23 first time. Love it using my FitPulse trampoline from goodwill,new still in box. Answer to a specific prayer.