Target the Mirror of Your Pelvic Floor ! The Hip Adductors ! If you are tight and weak in your hip adductors Guess what? That is also your pelvic floor especially the anterior portion which is the front part of the pelvic floor basin!! Keep that in mind as the Mirror of your Pelvic Floor ! That is why Add this alternating V Stretch and Ball Squeeze Hip Thrusts against the wall for just ONE minute a day... and now you’re feeling like a powerhouse! 💥 this target multiple areas to support your pelvic floor ! Imagine the scene: You’re at home, and instead of scrolling through your phone, you’re squeezing your trusty Swiss ball against the wall while performing hip thrusts. That V Stretch? It’s the cherry on top for activating those hip adductors and abductors! Who knew that a simple minute could revolutionize your workout? 🙌 As you embrace this gentle but effective routine, each thrust and stretch brings not just physical strength but also a newfound confidence. The connection between your hip adductors and pelvic floor health becomes clearer, and with every rep, you're nurturing your core like never before. 💖 Perfect for anyone on the postpartum journey, recovering from injuries, or navigating the beautiful yet challenging phases of menopause, this quick routine addresses not just strength but also enhances your overall well-being. Remember, it’s all about quality over quantity. Just one minute, daily, can make a world of difference! 🌍✨ Feeling intrigued? Drop a "core" in the comments below, and unlock my FREE 7-part video series on core back immersion therapy! Let’s make aging and life stages a stepping stone to empowerment, not a setback. 💪🏼✨ Together, we can defy the odds, strengthen our cores, and embrace the incredible journey of womanhood. Who’s ready to join me? 🙋♀️🌸
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