Let's release "sucking it in"

Stomach Gripping and Hourglass Syndrome were hot topics last year* and for good reason...
*So much so that the video on this page was the most "viral" thing I've ever posted on Instagram!
Chronically holding your belly in or trying to keep tight abs *ALL* the time might lead to,
- increased pressure on your pelvic floor,
- restriction on your breath cycle placing more work/tension on your shoulders, chest, neck, and/or,
- reduced function of your whole core musculature.
So...
the new Stop Stomach Gripping course is now open!
[drumroll please]
Stop Stomach Gripping with me, Elyse Sparkes! 🙋🏻♀️
We're going to dive deeper into the basic anatomy behind this + practice simple movements that will help you release abdominal tension and learn how to engage without putting excess pressure on your pelvic floor.
This will be for you if:
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you can't unclench your belly 
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you squeeze your pelvic floor to avoid leaking pee or passing gas 
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you've been told you have Hourglass Syndrome or are a "stomach gripper" 
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you keep a "tight core" *ALL* the time, 
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you experience leaking pee of any kind, chronic constipation, organ prolapse, or pain with intercourse 
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have a very tight + stiff upper body 
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you chronically draw in your gut in front of a mirror, for pictures, in tight clothes, in a bathing suit 
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have always been told 'good posture' = belly in, shoulders back 
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your upper ab area draws in when you inhale 
In the workshop you'll learn:
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How releasing chronic tension in your abdominals and pelvic floor can help reduce things like leaking pee when you sneeze, chronic constipation, hourglass syndrome, and pain with intercourse, 
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Why you don't need to "keep a tight core" all the time + what to do instead, 
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Simple self-massage + movement exercises that you can start practicing right away to strengthen your core without the excess tension. 
With love, pelvic health, and body kindness,


 
          
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