10/02/2025
Tight doesn’t always mean strong.
Your pelvic floor isn’t a muscle group that benefits from constant squeezing — it needs balance to function the way it’s designed to. Think of it like a trampoline: too tight and it can’t absorb impact; too loose and it can’t support you effectively.
Your pelvic floor thrives when you give it:
✨ Mobility for release → Breathwork, stretching, and mindful relaxation to let tension melt away.
✨ Strength for support → Functional moves like bridges, squats, and core activation to build stability from the ground up.
When you only focus on Kegels, you miss the bigger picture. A healthy pelvic floor is connected to your posture, breath, and whole-body alignment. 🧘♀️
Next time you move, ask yourself: am I building balance — or just tension?