23/06/2021
Did you know us mum’s shouldn’t return to high intensity exercise (aka running, jumping, skipping etc.) before minimum 3 months postpartum, and for some 9 months!!
A study was done on athletic women who had pr*****ed. Researching what common factors they had that may have played a part. The one common denominator was that they all returned to high intensity exercise too soon – before their body was ready, despite the fact that it ‘felt ready’.
Incontinence is really common amongst mum’s (1/3 leak wees).
Prolapse is also common for mum’s (50% prolapse – bladder, blower or uterus (which are supported by pelvic floor muscles) drop).
To prevent leaking and a prolapse, we can allow our body time to recover from the stressors of pregnancy and childbirth.
Allow time for the organs to settle back where they used to sit.
Allow time for the pelvic floor muscles to recover from the strains/ stretching/ additional weight lifting of pregnancy and childbirth.
Allow time for the connective tissue & joints to become a bit more stable – with more integrity.
I wanted to educate you to be patient, take your time – there is plenty to time to step things up in your exercise program!
I wanted to give you hope today, common isn’t normal and there is plenty we can do about leaking, prolapse, pain, discomfort – pelvic floor dysfunction!!!
You don’t have to keep living with it.
If you have any questions about returning to exercise safely, please reach out. I’m a certified Sub30 Core Restore coach and mum of two – super passionate about helping mum’s understand how to safely exercise as hard as they’d like preventing injury!!
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