02/25/2026
Our small pelvic floor muscles can’t possibly counterbalance heavy weights on their own. Our CORE muscles are the ones responsible for supporting our pelvic floor when we lift.
You can have a vag of steel but if you’re not using your core, you’re still gonna have leaking, bulging, and heaviness when you try to go heavier.
Here’s how to brace your core when you lift:
👉To prepare for the lift, take a 360 degree inhale.
👉HOLD that breath as you tense your ab muscles as if someone is about to punch you in the stomach while making sure you’re not bearing down or pushing down into your pelvic floor.
👉HOLD that core tension throughout your lift.
This is a skill that takes practice but it’s exactly what helped me go from constant heaviness, spontaneous leaking and feeling like my baby’s head was still coming out of my vag to back squatting and deadlifting more than 100 pounds completely symptom free.
And it’s the same technique I teach my clients that helps them lift heavier, run faster and do box jumps again without leaking, heaviness or bulging.
When you’re ready to heal your prolapse for good so you can get back to lifting weights and strong, confident and fit in your body again - our NEW in-person prolapse program will help you get there.
We’re starting April 6th. DM me ‘POWER’ for the link to join the waitlist.