Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 1:06 What to expect postpartum 2:41 What is the pelvic floor? 4:00 Exercises for diastasis recti 5:07 Exercises for the pelvic floor and diaphragm postpartum 6:14 Takeaways for pelvic floor exercises Curious about what exercises you should be doing postpartum? Join Lyndsay, pelvic floor specialist, as she discusses the...

HOW: Begin by lying on your side. Bend the knees to a comfortable position using a pillow or blanket to support the space in between. Keep the core engaged to keep space between your trunk and the ground below you. Breathe in to lengthen the area...

HOW: Begin with a band attached above the knees. Lying down on your side, bend the hips to 45 degrees. Keep the core engaged to keep space between your trunk and the ground below you. Breathe in to lengthen the area between the sits bones, relaxing...

HOW: Begin in a seated position on a chair, couch, Swissball. Begin by squeezing and lifting the area in between the sits bones. Fully relax in between each rep. Using the breath, we can exhale as we squeeze and inhale to relax. Option to place hand...

HOW: Begin by sitting on a chair, couch, or bench. Tuck the hands behind you or cross the arms across the body.    Keeping the ribs down toward the pelvis, bring the chest towards the knees. Take a breath in as the chest comes towards the knees....

HOW: Begin by positioning onto the hands and knees. Bring the ribs down to the pelvis, making the back flat. Breathe in through the belly and relax the pelvic floor. As you breathe out, keep the ribs down and bring the arm out to the...

HOW: Begin by positioning onto the hands and knees. Bring the ribs down to the pelvis, making the back flat. As you breathe in, drop the belly towards the floor. Fill the belly with air lengthening, flexing, and softening the area between the sits...

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