Maximizing Blood Flow = Healthy Pelvic Floor
There have been several questions lately in our “Ask Tasha” section that highlight the importance of maximizing blood flow to the muscles of our pelvic basket. I tend to be…
There have been several questions lately in our “Ask Tasha” section that highlight the importance of maximizing blood flow to the muscles of our pelvic basket. I tend to be…
Below is a question posted in our “Ask Tasha” section of this website. I wanted this question to lead into a blog entry because I had a lot to say…
I had my first baby 9 months ago and was diagnosed with a Grade 2 Cycstocele and Rectocele. How many times per week should I be performing each workout? Should…
Let’s talk about cardio. I know there are a lot of questions about what women can and can’t do for cardio when experiencing prolapse and/or incontinence symptoms. This happens to…
Posture should be the subject of one out of every four blog posts I write because good posture is one of the cornerstones of successful pelvic floor rehabilitation. Your posture…
This blog is designed to convince you of the importance of focusing on a “one step at a time” approach to regaining control of your pelvic floor. The muscles that make…
Neutral spine posture is a key piece of the puzzle when working to rehabilitate pelvic floor dysfunction. It is one of the three key components of a successful rehabilitation program…
The multifidi muscles are some of the most underused muscles in our body. This is the reality for many of us, but the problem is that they should be engaged…
I was recently diagnosed with a cystocele. Do you feel that if I continue to work out with your DVD exercises that I will recover? I’m in good health, not…
As a physical therapist and personal trainer, I am well aware of how daunting initiating a new exercise program can be. It is with this in mind that I wanted…