HOW: Begin by lying down on your back. Your feet are resting into the ground. Anchor a band behind you so you can pull it down towards your knees. Pull the ribs down towards your pelvis to engage the core. Take a belly breath in....

HOW: Begin by lying on your back. The legs will come out to grab the outside of the feet. Widen the knees so that they are wider than the hips. As you breathe in, breathe into the belly and the area between the sits bones,...

HOW: Begin in a half kneeling position. The other knee and hip are bent at 90 degrees and resting gently in front of you. Putting one hand on the belly, tuck the tail.  As you breathe in, breathe into the belly and the area between...

HOW: Begin in a standing position with a band anchored behind you at the level of the hips. Feet are positioned wider than the hips, hands across the chest or behind the back. As you breathe in, breathe into the belly and the area between...

HOW: Begin in a standing position holding a weight comfortably at your chest. As you breathe in, breathe into the belly and the area between the sits bones, letting the pelvic floor relax. Lower your body towards the ground. Drive your knees out during the...

HOW: Begin in a standing position with a kettlebell in front of you. Keep the shoulder blades squeezed to hold the weight. As you breathe in, breathe into the belly and the area between the sits bones, letting the pelvic floor relax. Let the weight...

HOW: Begin in a child’s pose position with a pillow or blanket rolled up underneath the hips. The knees should be wider than the hips. Also an option to rotate the hips inward, bringing the ankles out. You can also have your head supported...

HOW: Begin in a hands and knees position. As you breathe in, breathe into the belly and the area between the sits bones, letting the pelvic floor relax. Let the belly sink towards the floor to arch the spine. Breathe out bringing the ribs down, contracting...

HOW: Begin by lying on your back. Bring the hips up into a bridge position with the knees bent to 90 degrees.  As you breathe in, breathe into the belly and the area between the sits bones, letting the pelvic floor relax.  Breathe out...

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