Pelvic Core Rehab

WHERE THE ART AND SCIENCE OF PELVIC FLOOR REHAB MEET

The pelvic floor is the missing link in the “lower core” and lumbopelvic stabilization training.

Most pelvic floor conditions are caused by a combination of weak and spastic pelvic floor muscles. Pelvic floor manual release techniques play an important role in diagnosing and treating both the weak and spastic muscles involved with each individual case of dyspareunia. Manual techniques increase the woman’s awareness of her pelvic floor muscles, release trigger and tender points, normalize the overactivity, and increase the strength of the of weak pelvic floor muscles.

Diagnosing and correcting spasticity in relation to the corresponding joint function of the hips, pelvis, low back and lower extremity are essential to fully normalize the relationship between the pelvic floor and these structures. Proper functioning and movement of these joint complexes is essential to decreasing abnormal stress upon the pelvic floor and a healthy functioning pelvic floor is a core stabilizing factor for these structures.

Pelvic Core Rehab

An exciting new paradigm that both prevents and treats female pelvic floor conditions.
Evidence-based pelvic floor rehab program targeting both strength and conditioning in all parts of the pelvic floor, the “true core” and the woman as a whole.
Targets the root cause of weakness in the pelvic floor and general deconditioning in women.
Highly specific rehab exercises designed to stimulate both the deep slow twitch muscle fibers and the superficial fast twitch muscle fibers within the pelvic floor musculature.
When first combined with Pelvic Power Release Techniques to normalize any spastic component in the pelvic floor and joint manipulation to normalize low back, pelvic and hip joint motion, the three therapies are very effective at correcting a dysfunctional pelvic floor and achieving general conditioning in women.