Pelvic floor activation
Progressive strengthening and deep stabilization for pelvic control and lumbar well-being.
- Area
- Pelvic floor
- Series
- 3
- Repetitions
- 3 sets of 10 repetitions
- Frequency
- Daily in moments of calm
How to do it step by step
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Sit in a comfortable position or lie on your back with calm breathing.
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Gently contract your pelvic floor muscles as if you wanted to stop the flow of urine, lifting inwards.
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Hold the contraction for 5 seconds while continuing to breathe normally.
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Relax completely for 5 seconds before starting the next repetition.
Why it helps
It provides support to the pelvic organs and works in conjunction with the transverse abdominis to stabilize the pelvis and lower back.
Common Mistakes
Hold your breath or squeeze your glutes and thighs. The contraction should be internal and subtle.
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