The Pelvis Project Podcast
Welcome to The Pelvis Project Podcast! Join hosts, Megan Bengtson and Roxi Roberts, two pelvic floor physical therapists who are passionate about spreading pelvic health awareness and starting conversations surrounding the truth behind genuine health and imperfect wellness. They’re on a mission to educate, guide, and encourage you, and they believe that joyfully navigating your journey IS possible, no matter the season of life you’re in.
Our health and well-being extends far beyond just the physical aspect. Getting to know and really understand ourselves on a deeper level is powerful, and in turn, this will overflow into every area of our lives. Megan and Roxi are excited to be starting this conversation, and can’t wait to have you join along for the ride. And of course - don’t forget to take a deep breath and relax your pelvic floor!
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The Pelvis Project Podcast
55. The Core Canister Breakdown: Strength, Stability & Pelvic Floor Connection
When we talk about the core, most people think abs.
But...there’s a whole system at play that does WAY more than give you stability or strength!
In this episode, we’re breaking down the core canister, along with how strength, stability & the pelvic floor connection come into play.
When everything is working well together, your body feels strong, supported, and balanced!
If there’s dysfunction in the system though, that’s when symptoms show up. Thankfully, this is something that can be retrained and improved so it works FOR you (not against you).
If you’re noticing symptoms or want to better understand how your body is functioning, a quality pelvic floor assessment from a trained provider (like us!) is an amazing place to start!!
Episode Recap:
- What the core canister is + how it supports your body’s movement and stability
- How your diaphragm, pelvic floor, and deep core muscles work together to manage intra-abdominal pressure
- Why the balance of pressure matters for preventing leaks + maintaining stability
- The role of breath, pressure control & pelvic floor coordination in a healthy core system
- How a pelvic floor assessment can help identify and improve dysfunction
**Disclaimer: The information shared in this podcast is NOT meant to be taken as individual or medical advice. These conversations are for educational purposes only. Please seek the advice of your physician or healthcare provider regarding any medical condition or treatment.
Links/Resources:
- Ep. 48 | Why Diastasis Recti Isn’t About the “Gap” + What Really Matters for Postpartum Healing
- Follow on Instagram @the.pelvis.project
- Follow Megan on Instagram @kansaspelvichealth
- Follow Roxi on Instagram @goodlifepelvichealth
- Check out Megan's website
- Check out Roxi's website