Myofascial Release for Pelvic Health

Myofascial Release for Pelvic Health

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Myofascial Release for Pelvic Health
  • Intro to Myofascial Release for Pelvic Health

    Let's talk about the what and why's of fascia and how it relates to pelvic health.

  • Module 1: Obturator Internus & Adductors

    Adductors are your inner thighs yogi and they are connected to the second layer of your pelvic floor. As someone who has been dealing with pelvic pain for over 20+ years, I can tell you first hand that the inner thighs play a big role when it comes to hypertension in the pelvic floor. While str...

  • Module 2: GPS (glutes, psoas & sitz bones)

    We will be exploring the fascia of the glutes, top of the hamstrings where they attach at the sitz bone and also the psoas and lower abdominal area. All things that will help with low back pain, tight pelvic floor, potentially knee pain, discomfort around the tailbone, sciatica and restricted hi...

  • Module 3: Pelvis 360

    Today we are focusing on the entire circumfrance of the pelvis! This includes (but not limited to) the psoas, transverse abdominus, sides of the hips (glute med & min), the piriformis and glute max as well as the adductors, pelvic floor and low back.

    To get the most of our practice, you'll nee...

  • Module 4: Hamstrings, Obturator, Vulva & Hips

    This class is a little longer, hitting around the 45 min mark. The hamstrings are a long muscle and unfortunately, it just doesn't work to do them both at once! This class hits up a lot of areas that are related to having urinary urgency, uti-like symptoms and even external pain. Having restric...

  • Module 5: TFL, Hip Flexors, Adductors & Glutes

    The title says it all yogis! We are working quite a few positions today but mainly staying towards the top, front side of the legs and then following a path around the hip to the glutes. These areas are associated with so many conditions related to pelvic pain including sciatica, hip pain, groin...