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Yoga for Pelvic Girdle Pain with Shannon Crow

Episode 49 Published 4 years, 11 months ago
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Have you ever asked yourself what’s the difference between hip pain & pelvic girdle pain? How do we as yoga-asana teachers help the students work through this? 

Shannon Crow is on the show today answering these questions & a whole lot more.  Shannon is a yoga teacher, trainer,  host of the connected yoga teacher podcast & the founder of pelvic health professionals.

Episode highlights...

  • How Shannon got her interest in pelvic health
  • What is good pelvic health?
  • The types of pain that we should be aware of
  • How to recognize pelvic pain, especially as yoga teachers
  • The questions to ask if a student complains of a hip pain
  • How to differentiate acute pain from persistent pain
  • Some Asana practices that are not good for the pelvic pain
  • The problem lies if you do the same pose over and over again
  • Things to try when you’re experiencing pelvic girdle pain
  • Working with gravity
  • Breathing out through the mouth or through the nose
  • Are Kegel exercises part of pelvic girdle health?
  • Advice for people suffering from  incontinence

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