Is this appropriate for someone with a hypertonic pelvic floor?
You should see an in-person pelvic floor physical therapist if you have a hypertonic (tight) pelvic floor. They will give you a personalized program of stretches, breathing techniques and internal release work that can help relax the muscles.
You can continue to do the workouts here, but make sure to follow-up with stretches and internal release given by your physical therapist. You should also avoid the pelvic floor strengthening-specific work.
Learn more about a hypertonic (tight) pelvic floor and modifications here:
https://watch.chelseamethod.com/programs/collection-bqkvazynvks?cid=3240099&permalink=w1-tight-pelvic-floor-mod-5788f5
You can continue to do the workouts here, but make sure to follow-up with stretches and internal release given by your physical therapist. You should also avoid the pelvic floor strengthening-specific work.
Learn more about a hypertonic (tight) pelvic floor and modifications here:
https://watch.chelseamethod.com/programs/collection-bqkvazynvks?cid=3240099&permalink=w1-tight-pelvic-floor-mod-5788f5
Updated on: 10/08/2023
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