Womens Health
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Pelvic Floor Rebuild

1 Module 2 Chapters 7 Lessons None

About this course

Rebuild and Strengthen Your Pelvic Floor Muscles

1 in 3 women report some degree of pelvic floor dysfunction, whether it be leaking when running, sneezing, coughing or even putting the key in the door.  These are common (but not normal) symptoms and fortunately, there's always something you can do about it.

This online video course provides you with information, knowledge and solutions to begin your rebuild programme.  

What the course entails: 

  • Pelvic Floor Anatomy
  • Functions of the bladder and habits
  • Types of incontinence
  • Bowel health
  • Rebuild and strengthening workout programme

Join our rebuild programme today and begin to improve the quality of your life.

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Course Structure

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Pelvic Floor Anatomy 5 Lessons

What is the Pelvic Floor?

In this video we are looking at:

  • Global statistics of pelvic floor dysfunction
  • Why pelvic floor health is important
  • Muscles of the pelvic floor

Functions and Habits

In this video we are looking at the signs, symptoms and treatment of weak and tight pelvic floor muscles. Also observing normal and dysfunctional habits.

Bladder Dysfunctions

In this video we are looking at the modes of the bladder and types of incontinence

The Bowel and Constipation

Bowel dysfunction is one of the main drivers for bladder dysfunction.  This video highlights the function of the bowel and how to eliminate constipation for better pelvic floor health.

Important Muscles of the Pelvis

There are 2 important muscles you are going to be rebuilding during your Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation programme... Gluteus Maximus and Obturator Internus

Rebuild and Strengthening Programme 2 Lessons

Workout 1

Home workout 1 - Exercises to strengthen to pelvic floor and supporting muscles.

Workout 2

Home workout 2 - Exercises to strengthen to pelvic floor and supporting muscles.

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