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Dr. Meagan | Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist | Chicago & Online on Instagram: "If you’re pregnant, you are probably wondering when you can start to prep for labor and delivery.   I’m a pelvic floor physical therapist and I have my clients start their labor prep around 34 weeks of pregnancy.  Labor prep involves utilizing techniques to relax or stretch pelvic floor so that it has an easier time geting out of the way as your uterus pushes baby out.  🛑I then get asked why 34 weeks and not sooner?  Because your pelvic floor is a muscle. It’s job during pregnancy is to provide support to your uterus and growing baby.  As baby gets bigger, this places more stress and pressure down on pelvic floor. Which means that your pelvic floor has to be strong enough to do its job.  If a muscle isn’t stron 34 Week Pregnancy, Prep For Labor, Pelvic Floor Yoga, Floor Yoga, Labor Prep, Weeks Of Pregnancy, Pregnancy Workouts, 3rd Trimester, Pregnancy Labor

Dr. Meagan | Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist | Chicago & Online on Instagram: "If you’re pregnant, you are probably wondering when you can start to prep for labor and delivery. I’m a pelvic floor physical therapist and I have my clients start their labor prep around 34 weeks of pregnancy. Labor prep involves utilizing techniques to relax or stretch pelvic floor so that it has an easier time geting out of the way as your uterus pushes baby out. 🛑I then get asked why 34 weeks and not…

Donna Bull on Instagram: "🌟 Don’t go into labour feeling stiff, achy and uncomfortable - instead move a little each day.   🌟 Use intentional movements to help bring mobility to the back, pelvis and hips - and focus on relaxing and releasing pelvic floor tension - so important for positioning baby and baby’s movement through the pelvis.  🌟 You could do these exercises every day, but it would be even better to alternate with other intentional exercises. If doing this routine do 8 to 12 of each and hold the squat for 5 breaths.   🌟 If you want help preparing your body for birth  (and beyond) come to my popular in-person classes, or check out my online Pregnancy Yoga course (click the link in my bio).   🌟 Suitable from 13 weeks of pregnancy. Check with your doctor if you have a health con Pelvic Stretches Pregnancy, Pelvic Floor Stretches Pregnancy, Exercise In Pregnancy, Pelvic Tilt Exercise Pregnancy, Pregnant Pelvic Floor Exercises, Pregnancy Hip Stretches, Pregnancy Mobility Exercises, Stretches For Pregnant Women, Stretches For Pregnancy

Donna Bull on Instagram: "🌟 Don’t go into labour feeling stiff, achy and uncomfortable - instead move a little each day. 🌟 Use intentional movements to help bring mobility to the back, pelvis and hips - and focus on relaxing and releasing pelvic floor tension - so important for positioning baby and baby’s movement through the pelvis. 🌟 You could do these exercises every day, but it would be even better to alternate with other intentional exercises. If doing this routine do 8 to 12 of…

Gina, MS, & Roxanne, RN, BSN on Instagram: "Deep squats and butterfly pose are NOT enough to release tension in your pelvic floor!  We need to go beyond external hip rotation and wide knees!  ✍️Comment PELVIC FLOOR for our free pelvic floor mini-course!   Try some of these exercises to target more of the back half of the pelvic floor (where more of us have tension): ⭐️All Fours Back Expansion with Resistance Band and Yoga Block ⭐️All Fours Hip Shift ⭐️Standing Hip Shift  These exercises bring your pelvis into a posterior position with internal hip/pelvic rotation.  This helps to stretch more of the back half of your pelvic floor--and can be great additions to your prenatal and postnatal workout routine!  📱Want more?  Join our online prenatal and postnatal fitness programs!  We incorporate Pelvic Floor Incontinence, Yoga For Pelvis, Yoga For Pelvic Floor Dysfunction, Exercises To Release Tight Pelvic Floor, Exercise For Tight Pelvic Floor, Pelvic Opening Exercises, Pilates Ring Exercises For Pelvic Floor, How To Relax Pelvic Floor Muscles, Exercises To Relax Pelvic Floor

Gina, MS, & Roxanne, RN, BSN on Instagram: "Deep squats and butterfly pose are NOT enough to release tension in your pelvic floor! We need to go beyond external hip rotation and wide knees! ✍️Comment PELVIC FLOOR for our free pelvic floor mini-course! Try some of these exercises to target more of the back half of the pelvic floor (where more of us have tension): ⭐️All Fours Back Expansion with Resistance Band and Yoga Block ⭐️All Fours Hip Shift ⭐️Standing Hip Shift These exercises…

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