01/02/2026
Your pelvic floor belongs in your lifting plan — not as an afterthought. 💪
In 2026, we’re done guessing, pushing through symptoms, and hoping our bodies “adapt.”
We’re training with intention.
✨ That means progressive loading, workouts written for a purpose, consistency over perfection, and a pelvic floor that can actually meet the demands of lifting. It means learning when and how to brace, fueling your body for performance and recovery, building both pelvic floor mobility and strength, and adjusting training based on symptoms — not ignoring them.
🚫 What we’re leaving behind? Random workouts, chasing soreness, lifting heavy or adding impact with pelvic weakness, bracing the same way every time, under-fueling, only doing kegels, and pushing through leakage, pain, heaviness, or pressure.
Strong isn’t just what you lift — it’s how well your pelvic floor supports you while you do it.
Pelvic PT can help.
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