One full video that we have separated into 4 short workouts to cover our essentials of your postpartum recovery. Complete each section on their own, or combine the sections for a full workout.

Stretch & Release

To mobilise the body from head to toe,  targeting areas tensioned by pregnancy and in your new role as a mum. Your rehabilitation starts with the basics of posture and pain free movement.

Activation

The essentials to find and recruit our deep core and pelvic floor. When ever your journey starts, we must begin with activation for correct muscle sequencing and strengthening from the inside out.

Pelvic Ring Closure

We challenge your pelvic stability and strength to prevent or relieve pain and dysfunction. Involved in all of our body movements, especially those of the core and pelvic floor, the pelvis is the key stone between the upper and lower body, the base of our back and the house of our pelvic floor muscles.

Core Abdominals

A progression of our strength training, shortening and tightening of the abdominal muscles which have been challenged during pregnancy. Suitable for most people in diastasis recti rehabilitation but  to ensure this is an appropriate time for your recovery we recommend seeking guidance from a specialist physiotherapist before moving into this section.

We will guide you through the post natal Pilates method we have used in our own recovery and support you through this new journey.

Equipment needed: Soft Pilates Ball (essential) Massage ball / tennis ball (preferred but not essential)

Suitable for: Anybody on their post natal journey, from day 1 to year 1. Sections 1&2 from day 1, sections 3&4 from 6 weeks post partum. The essentials to recover no matter when you start.


Stretch and Release

To mobilise the body from head to toe,  targeting areas tensioned by pregnancy and in your new role as a mum.

Activation

The essentials to find and recruit our deep core and pelvic floor.

Pelvic Ring Closure

We challenge your pelvic stability and strength to prevent or relieve pain and dysfunction of the core and pelvic floor.

Core Abdominals

A progression of our strength training, shortening and tightening of the abdominal muscles which have been challenged during pregnancy



Post Natal Pilates Method – 1 Month Access

£24.99

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