Strengthening this “sling” of muscles can help stabilize your pelvis, decrease back pain, and improve core strength.
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Strengthening this “sling” of muscles can help stabilize your pelvis, decrease back pain, and improve core strength.
Are kegels your best bet when it comes to prepping your pelvic floor for birth? Not so much…try this instead…
Strong glutes are a mom’s best friend. Thankfully we don’t have to give up one of the best booty builders – hip thrusts!! Learn to modify your thrusts to accommodate your growing belly.
If you’re experiencing pelvic pain during pregnancy or postpartum, you may need to strengthen your Anterior Oblique Sling, an amazing group of muscles that’ll hug your pelvis and keep it secure!
What’s better for you and your baby – cardio or strength training while you’re pregnant? Let’s take a look at the benefits of each.
Your inner core is more than just your abs – dive into what happens to these muscles during pregnancy, why it matters, and how you can strengthen them to feel more supported, balanced, and strong after birth.
Your ability *or inability* to do this with your hips may play a role in labor stalls!
Yes, you can (and should!) twist during pregnancy! Learn the benefits of Thoracic Mobility for pregnancy & postpartum, including pain relief
Learn how 2-minutes a day can help reposition your baby for birth, ease prenatal back pain, and more with the Forward Leaning Inversion
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