Enjoy Your Free Core Assessments &
Intro To Hypopressive Breathing

Video 1: 3 Core Assessments

Video 2: Intro To Hypopressive Breathing

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How Healthy Is My Core?

The muscles of the deep core include the diaphragm, transversus abdominis, multifidus and pelvic floor. They can become inhibited with the pain and swelling that accompany injuries around the spine and pelvis. The thing is that once inhibited, these deep core muscles do not just naturally come back online. They have to specifically be retrained to turn on for you so that they function they way they are meant to, which is 1) synergistically (they should turn on altogether) and 2) reflexively (they need to turn on for you involuntarily before your bigger muscles do your gross movement). This questionnaire is to give you an idea of how well or not your core may be turning on for you. The more checks you have, the more likely your core needs support.

 

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Are you finding your old “core strengthening” exercises aren’t working for you?

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Low Pressure Fitness (aka Hypopressive Training) is a revolutionary breath and postural method that:

  • Turns on the deep core the way it’s meant to function
  • Decreases pressure in thoracic, abdominal and pelvic cavities
  • Normalize myofascial tension of abdominal wall and pelvic floor


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