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Pilates Wall Workout ⚡ Total Body, Prolapse Safe, 35-Min 

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This Pilates Wall Workout is instructed with specific instructions to keep it safe for the pelvic floor! It's ideal for people with pelvic organ prolapse and other pelvic floor challenges. However, it's important to remember that every BODY is different. Listen to your body and stop or modify if anything feels uncomfortable or inappropriate for your particular core/pelvic floor needs.
Some of the moves in this total-body Wall Workout are more challenging than others! I offer OPTIONS and modifications for anything that doesn't feel right for your pelvic floor or if you feel like you've hit your limit! ***Signs of hitting your limit: feelings of excessive pelvic pressure, doming or tenting of your belly, back or pelvic pain, bladder leakage, any type of significant discomfort, dizziness, or exhaustion. Talk to your doctor if you have any specific questions or concerns about your individual needs.
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@vibrantpelvichealth
@vibrantpelvichealth Год назад
This Pilates Wall Workout is instructed with specific instructions to keep it safe for the pelvic floor and prolapse! If you have pelvic pain, pay special attention to all of the RELEASE work between strengthening moves. Also: Some of the exercises in this workout are more challenging than others. I offer OPTIONS and modifications for anything that doesn't feel appropriate for your pelvic floor. Follow my instructions, and most importantly, listen to your body. Stop or modify if you feel like you've hit your limit! ***(Signs of hitting your limit: feelings of excessive pelvic pressure, doming or tenting of your belly, back or pelvic pain, bladder leakage, any type of significant discomfort, dizziness, or exhaustion)
@janetmccorkle8789
@janetmccorkle8789 Год назад
Loved this workout. I was concerned it wouldn’t be hard enough but I found it challenging in a good way. And I learned some new moves!
@vibrantpelvichealth
@vibrantpelvichealth Год назад
glad you had fun working out with me!
@neerakat3298
@neerakat3298 Год назад
Thank you, thank you Dr Bri. I loved this workout, I surprised myself in being able to complete it. I love the release breaks, I’ll definitely being doing this weekly. It’s amazing how much I felt the pelvic activation using the wall. ❤
@vibrantpelvichealth
@vibrantpelvichealth Год назад
PS: If you just want the abs and glutes portion of this workout (the middle section): ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2kNIbItKVtE.html
@liliesandbuttercups
@liliesandbuttercups 3 месяца назад
What a great workout! I loved it, thank you! I love that you always encourage to listen to your body. Holding my head and shoulders up while moving my arms was a no go. But raising while crossing was just fine. I hope I can work up to the L on the wall! Thanks for shining your light into the world and helping others to do the same!
@vibrantpelvichealth
@vibrantpelvichealth 3 месяца назад
Kudos to your for listening to your body ! You are AMAZING !
@moniquepattie1110
@moniquepattie1110 3 месяца назад
Thank you for doing this wall workout ..enjoyed it. I hope to see more. I have noticed wall exercises really help with my prolapse...
@vibrantpelvichealth
@vibrantpelvichealth 3 месяца назад
Using the wall is so great for alignment and proper form! Glad you liked this workout
@artthatmoves5893
@artthatmoves5893 Год назад
Looking forward to trying this one! You're right there were alot of us wondering how to modify this wall work to be prolapse friendly. BIG thanks!
@vibrantpelvichealth
@vibrantpelvichealth Год назад
I hope the instructions and the different options/levels in this workout will help you!
@sylviablower9668
@sylviablower9668 Год назад
Thanks so much for this - very challenging for my upper body and arms so that's a Good Thing! Planning to incorporate this into my week on a regular basis! Thank you!
@giltine666
@giltine666 Год назад
Oh My Goodness Bri! I've seen wall pilates on Pinterest so many times (as I'm in the middle of house reconstruction 😂) but after watching few moves I knew this is not core/pelvic floor-friendly. So happy you decided to do your version and totally in love with your backstory you've shared via newsletter 🥰
@vibrantpelvichealth
@vibrantpelvichealth Год назад
Oh GOOD!!! I'm so glad you enjoyed the backstory! And also that this type of wall workout was something you'd been interested in trying! I hope you like it. Take your time with the moves, go slow, and remember that you can always modify or back off if anything feels like it's too much for your core/pelvic floor :) (I feel like a mother hen, trying to keep everyone safe!)
@aliciasavino9809
@aliciasavino9809 Год назад
Absolutely love this workout my style.!!!!!! Thanks
@heathermahony110
@heathermahony110 Год назад
THANK YOU For taking Your Time to make this Video! (& the Knowledge you put out) & Helpful Tips..... 👍🙏💛✨🌺💯😁 & Your also Easy to Listen too! 😊😎
@vibrantpelvichealth
@vibrantpelvichealth Год назад
You're so welcome! Thank you for your kind words and for being a part of my community :)
@SimonePhysiotherapist
@SimonePhysiotherapist Год назад
Looking forward to trying this out!
@LanaCrowshaw
@LanaCrowshaw 7 месяцев назад
Great workout ❤
@karenedwards5181
@karenedwards5181 Год назад
This looks great thanks Dr BRI! I will try it!
@priceless2c
@priceless2c 10 месяцев назад
Thank you. Beginner friendly
@vibrantpelvichealth
@vibrantpelvichealth 10 месяцев назад
You are welcome!
@kreechify
@kreechify Год назад
Thank you Dr. Bri love your videos they are so helpful !
@vibrantpelvichealth
@vibrantpelvichealth Год назад
Glad you like them!
@danicalesnik5238
@danicalesnik5238 Год назад
Thank you❤
@creatormom123
@creatormom123 Год назад
Loved this! Thank you❤
@natalieanderson8969
@natalieanderson8969 5 месяцев назад
Great workout love ❤this one see you soon 😊❤
@vibrantpelvichealth
@vibrantpelvichealth 5 месяцев назад
Yay! Thank you!
@LizBrownYoga
@LizBrownYoga Год назад
Dr Bri! I’d love to try this but I’ve pulled a muscle on my abdomen. It’s soooo painful. How do you heal from it? It was the last thing I needed still recovering and gaining strength from hysterectomy and extensive endo surgery 18 months ago 😢. X
@vibrantpelvichealth
@vibrantpelvichealth Год назад
I'm sorry to hear that! I'm not able to provide you specific medical advice, but VERY GENTLE mobility within a painfree range is something to consider as an at-home option while you're waiting to see a physio in-person. You might try hip circles, and/or this workout (if it's not too much): ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MDjVmadFewE.html Top Beginner Core Exercises | Pelvic Floor Friendly
@angeles1333
@angeles1333 Год назад
Eres maravillosa ❤ gracias !!!!
@vibrantpelvichealth
@vibrantpelvichealth Год назад
You're welcome! De nada! :)
@Alina-ws6ob
@Alina-ws6ob Год назад
I love Pilates wall workouts. Can you explain why using a wall helps? Does it help you keep your form? Please, do more Pilates wall workouts. 😊
@vibrantpelvichealth
@vibrantpelvichealth Год назад
Using a wall is nice for several reasons! One, it provides you something really STABLE to use for support, and in some of the exercises, both the wall AND the floor can even help you maintain proper alignment. Having something stable to evenly lean into (or press your feet into) provides awesome total-core activation. For the exercises lying down on your back, it helps to have something to place your feet on (for stability and core activation) so that your legs are not "dangling" in the air. Having your legs up in the air *without support* can be too challenging for some people with prolapse, and also for people with diastasis recti, so the wall is a great solution. It also offers a really cool way to do inversions (such as the bridge exercises) which are wonderful for people with prolapse. Gravity helps reposition the pelvic organs when your hips are elevated in high bridge positions like the ones shown in this video!
@Isartal946
@Isartal946 13 дней назад
Dear Dr. Bri, thank you for your help. May I ask you a question? Is it common rule for all physical exercise to lift the pelvic floor while exhaling. I’m not sure
@vibrantpelvichealth
@vibrantpelvichealth 7 дней назад
No universal rule for lifting pelvic floor while exhaling. It depends on the exercise and your needs. Ask your PT for specific guidance - they know your situation best.
@sarahwinzeler24
@sarahwinzeler24 Год назад
You: "You're feeling it right now." Me: "I'm swearing over here, Dr. Bri "
@maryabonza6636
@maryabonza6636 4 месяца назад
Is this good for frozen pelvis? Or you have any other for FP? Please 🙏 I hope you see my comment. Thanks!
@vibrantpelvichealth
@vibrantpelvichealth 4 месяца назад
This workout is **pelvic floor aware** meaning that specific cues are given for breathing and technique. This keeps the workout "pelvic floor friendly" for people with all sorts of pelvic floor issues. That being said, I can't guarantee that it will be appropriate for your needs. EVERYONE IS DIFFERENT and will tolerate exercises differently. Listen to your body and stop or modify if anything feels uncomfortable for your particular core/pelvic floor needs. Talk to your local pelvic floor physical therapist for individualized medical advice!
@Rebi.G
@Rebi.G Год назад
Should you start slowly with only one exercise at a time if you are suffering from prolapse? I started working out and lost a lot of weight and my prolapse got worse. I'm afraid to try anything 😕
@vibrantpelvichealth
@vibrantpelvichealth Год назад
Every person’s healing journey is unique. I recommend seeing a pelvic floor PT for individualized guidance. In the meantime, please check our free prolapse guide www.vibrantpelvichealth.com/guide-to-prolapse#stages ~ Leila from Vibrant Support
@Yaskum-mm5qu
@Yaskum-mm5qu 7 месяцев назад
Is it safe to do inclined wall push-ups if you have pelvic dysfunction?
@vibrantpelvichealth
@vibrantpelvichealth 7 месяцев назад
Inclined wall push-ups can be generally safe for many individuals, but whether they are suitable for you specifically would depend on the nature and severity of your pelvic dysfunction. It's crucial to listen to your body and consult with your healthcare provider or a pelvic floor physical therapist. They can provide personalized advice based on your specific condition and needs. If you're unsure or have concerns, it's always wise to seek guidance from a healthcare professional to ensure that any exercise is appropriate for your situation. ~Vibrant Support
@fionarushworth9961
@fionarushworth9961 Год назад
Is this safe if I have pelvic floor pain ?
@vibrantpelvichealth
@vibrantpelvichealth Год назад
Yes, but if you have pelvic pain, pay special attention to all of the RELEASE work between strengthening moves.
@shereeburgess7485
@shereeburgess7485 Год назад
Is this good for a women who is 70?
@vibrantpelvichealth
@vibrantpelvichealth Год назад
Yes. Make sure to listen to your body and stop/modify, when needed.
@stj45
@stj45 10 месяцев назад
Is this DR safe?
@vibrantpelvichealth
@vibrantpelvichealth 10 месяцев назад
It can be safe for mild DR. We recommend talking to your healthcare provider for individualized guidance. ~ Vibrant Support
@onealericcisan805
@onealericcisan805 Год назад
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