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Pelvic Floor & Breathing

One role of the pelvic floor or Kegel muscles is to aid in respiration. When we cough or sneeze and a little urine leaks out, we know that those muscles are misfiring, or maybe not firing at all. It’s super common, but not something we need to accept as normal. But what do you do about it? Let’s start simply. [...]

By |April 20th, 2020|breath, breath patterns, breathe, breathing, kegels, pelvic floor, pelvic prolapse, The Body & Movement|Comments Off on Pelvic Floor & Breathing

Exercise Modifications

Top: Neck HappyMiddle & Bottom: Neck Sad & Straining In the world of COVID-19 where many people are doing workouts from home you may not have an instructor cueing you to modify.  And even if you do as in the case of a virtual workout, having exercise modifications that you can always go to and learn for [...]

By |April 14th, 2020|movement, The Body & Movement|Comments Off on Exercise Modifications

Pelvic Floor…what is it good for

Notice the little arch in my low back. This doesn't have to be a big move. I often get asked about the pelvic floor muscles. It’s not an area that everyone is comfortable talking about, but it is quite important to our health and wellness. We all—men and women—have pelvic floor muscles. I’ve found that not all men [...]

By |April 6th, 2020|exercises, kegels, pee, pelvic floor, pelvic prolapse, The Body & Movement|Comments Off on Pelvic Floor…what is it good for

Better Balance Tips

Balancing with Jimmy & Taylor on NBC CT Live We have so many exercise options for improving balance. The key is to come up with exercises you will commit to because it takes time to see improvement in balance. You need to devote 30-50 min workouts 2-3 times per week for 12 weeks, 8 weeks for athletes. But [...]

By |March 9th, 2020|balance, The Body & Movement|Comments Off on Better Balance Tips

Shovel Saftey

It feels like we are getting off easy so far this winter. We’ve barely had to shovel since the New Year. But as a real New Englander, I just presume that means we will have to suffer before winter is out. (She said half in jest all in earnest.) Just in case, here are some tips for shovel safety: [...]

By |February 10th, 2020|slow, The Body & Movement|Comments Off on Shovel Saftey

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