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Why Kegels Aren't Enough: Understanding Pelvic Floor Dysfucntion and Empowered Recovery with Chloe Puff

Why Kegels Aren't Enough: Understanding Pelvic Floor Dysfucntion and Empowered Recovery with Chloe Puff

Episode 267 Published 1 year, 2 months ago
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Chloe is a mom of two, and a certified GGS Certified Pregnancy & Postpartum Fitness specialist, PCES Pregnancy & Postpartum corrective exercise specialist, GGS womens's fitness specialist, and ACE certified personal trainer with over a decade of coaching experience. She helps women feel empowered in their bodies in every stage of motherhood.

As a former professional dancer, she deeply understands the complicated relationship we can have in our bodies as women.

After becoming a mom, her views and approach with fitness and body image took a drastic shift.

Chloe takes a function-focused and empowered approach to wellness for women. She has a passion for helping women with diastasis recti, pelvic floor dysfunction, and other mom-specific issues. Her holistic approach has helped women all over the world go from feeling "broken" to being stronger than they ever thought possible in the last 5 years as a pregnancy and postpartum corrective exercise and functional strength training specialist.

Highlights in this episode:

  • Pelvic health, low back pain, and nervous system regulation 
  • Why Kegels aren't working 
  • Somatic movement and how can this help pelvic floor function
  • Root cause of pelvic floor dysfunction
  • Is there such a thing as muscles being too tight? 
  • Identity and feminine embodiment, 
  • Strength & resilience (internal and external)

Resources:
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