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once more- with feeling - you need more than just a PT

watch this before you hire somone.

Sep 32 min read

connect to your core: lengthen

You’ve mastered the breath and isolated your pelvic movement. Now, let's bridge the gap (ha) between stability and functional strength along your spine. Week 1 Week 2 Week Three: During pregnancy, we tend to arch the back with an anterior tilt as we grow our babies. While we recover postpartum, the hamstrings and lower back still tend to take over the workload of the glutes. This gluteal amnesia contributes to poor postural mechanics when walking, lifting your baby, or stand

Aug 242 min read

how to decide what workouts are right for your pregnancy

"Can I do this during pregnancy??"

Pregnancy exercise shouldn't be a guessing game. Get expert-backed, practical advice on how to listen to your body, avoid common myths, and embrace guilt-free movement—straight from someone with two decades of experience and has done it 3x.

Aug 53 min read

Core Connect series: #2 : Find the weak spots

Reconnect and build your abs back after having a baby with these free postpartum workout series!

Aug 42 min read

The Core Connect series: #1 let's breathe

Reconnect and build your abs back after having a baby with these free postpartum workout series!

Jul 293 min read

stop feeling frustrated and start feeling connected.

Stop feeling stuck and connect to your core again. Sign up for this free series to help rebuild your abs, stand taller, and feel good in your skin again

Jul 222 min read

What is C- Curve?

Pilates is all the rage right now. Which is great! However, if you are pregnant or newly postpartum, some of the exercises might not be best for you. Particularly one called "C-Curve". C curve is an abdominal bracing exercise that encourages length in the low back. It requires some flexibility and a LOT of core strength. Watch this to learn how to do it and how to know if you're doing it right: Want more help deciding what to do for your body? Schedule a chat with me! I have

May 71 min read