Diastasis Rehab

Diastasis Rehab A Prescription for Core Strength to treat abdominal separation for women & men wanting a flat belly, strong back and smaller waist.

The word diastasis means separation. So a diastasis recti is a separation of the rectus abdominis or the outermost abdominal muscles. When the muscles separate, the connective tissue that joins them stretches sideways. The more it stretches sideways the thinner and weaker it becomes.

Discover 4 simple Tupler Technique® exercises you can do in under 15 minutes—no equipment needed. Click this link to get...
07/10/2025

Discover 4 simple Tupler Technique® exercises you can do in under 15 minutes—no equipment needed. Click this link to get your free 15-minute workout video!👉 https://diastasisrehab.com/pages/betterbones_betterbelly. These 4 easy exercises support spinal alignment and core strength.

Discover 4 simple Tupler Technique® exercises you can do in under 15 minutes—no equipment needed. Click this link to get...
07/07/2025

Discover 4 simple Tupler Technique® exercises you can do in under 15 minutes—no equipment needed. Click this link to get your free 15-minute workout video!👉 https://diastasisrehab.com/pages/betterbones_betterbelly. These 4 easy exercises support spinal alignment and core strength.

Did you know diastasis recti isn’t just a women’s issue? It can affect anyone experiencing abdominal stress—even men! In...
02/06/2025

Did you know diastasis recti isn’t just a women’s issue? It can affect anyone experiencing abdominal stress—even men! In our latest article, **“Do Just Women Get A Diastasis? Understanding Who Is At Risk,”** we bust common myths and reveal that factors like heavy lifting, obesity, and genetics play a role too.

Understanding these risk factors is key to developing effective prevention and rehabilitation programs. Whether you're a fitness enthusiast, a health professional, or simply curious about core health, this article offers valuable insights.

Read the full article here:
https://diastasisrehab.com/blogs/news/do-just-women-get-a-diastasis-understanding-who-is-at-risk

We’d love to hear your thoughts! How can we better educate our communities on this important topic? Share your experiences in the comments below.

01/29/2025

Crucial Advice for Safe Post-Diastasis TrainingRecovering from diastasis recti requires a thoughtful approach to exercise. Here are some key tips to ensure your training is safe and effective:

1. **Consult a Professional**: Before starting any exercise routine, talk to a physical therapist or a trainer experienced in post-partum recovery. They can help tailor a program specific to your needs.

2. **Focus on Core Engagement**: Begin with exercises that gently engage the core without straining the abdominal muscles. Pelvic tilts, heel slides, and toe taps are great starting points.

3. **Avoid High-Impact Movements**: Avoid activities like running, jumping, or heavy lifting that could exacerbate the separation. Gradually reintroduce these exercises as your core strengthens.

4. **Breathe Correctly**: Proper breathing techniques can support core stability. Practice diaphragmatic breathing, ensuring you exhale during the exertion phase of any movement.

5. **Monitor Your Progress**: Pay attention to any signs of discomfort or bulging along the midline of your abdomen. Adjust your exercises accordingly and seek guidance if needed.

6. **Be Patient**: Healing from diastasis recti takes time. Celebrate small victories and stay consistent with your routine for the best results.

Stay informed, listen to your body, and prioritize your health and well-being on this journey.

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