Pelvic floor exercises have become increasingly popular
with celebrity wellness gurus in recent years, from Kourtney Kardashian’s “Kegel boxing” to Gwyneth Paltrow’s jade egg. Though this may seem like just another silly trend, the truth is that exercising your pelvic floor properly is one of the best ways to counteract incontinence (involuntary urinating), which is caused by a weak pelvic floor.
Our muscles naturally weaken as we age, and the pelvic floor is no exception.
The good news is that there are a number of effective, low-impact workout routines that you can do to specifically target your pelvic floor muscles. Take a look at the guide from Rory below for workout instructions, breathing practices to incorporate into your routine, and tips for following the pelvic floor diet.
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I will have to try some of these! My body could always use a good stretch. I always try to drink plenty of water.
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I work out almost everyday but never work on my pelvic floor muscles. This is a great primer to start on being my best self inside and out.
OK now these sound like some really useful tips. I think we all need to remember to look after our pelvic floor as we never know what the future holds.
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I can definitely use these tips. I am sure my pelvic floor could use some help. After having children it’s not nearly as strong as it used to be. I always pray when I’m sneezing that nothing happens LOL.
These are great excercise tips. It’s never too early to keep that pelvic floor nice and strong as can be.
These are excellent exercises for your pelvic area. I need to start incorporating them into my daily routine.
I never tried working out my pelvic floor. Looking forward to giving this a try, and potentially adding it to my routine.
I was first introduced to pelvic floor exercises when I gave birth. I watched videos on YouTube showing tutorials and I was able to follow some for strengthening.
The pelvic floor is so important! Doing the right things to keep is strong is important when you age and especially if you’ve had kids.
I do these often and I can really feel a difference in that area. My hips will hurt from aging but these moves really help relieve the pain. And no more sodas for me!!!
I love that more and more people are realizing how important it can be to strengthen this part of your body!
Lots of great tips! I saw a few new exercises I hadn’t seen before! Thanks so much!
I have been having some lower back pain, so I need to start doing this exercises, I am sure they are going to help me
This is really interesting. I may have to start doing this now too. Sounds like a really good exercise.
I have noticed a lot since my hysterectomy! I love these tips and I will begin to incorporate them as I am seeing a need to do so!
I didn’t realize there were so many different exercises to help the pelvic floor!
I didn’t realize this was something I could exercise! I will definitely try some of these out!
These are such great tips. The older we get, the more we have to work it out. Bookmarking, I can definitely use this!
I am glad to come across this post. I need to do these exercises again.