Hypopressives are a powerful way to build strength and connection from the inside out. Originally developed to support postnatal women with pelvic floor issues, this method has evolved into a full-body, breath-driven approach that helps all people at all life stages. Instead of bracing or crunching, you use specific breathing techniques and posture to create a natural, reflexive activation of your core and pelvic floor—no pressure, no strain, just better support from within.
This practice is especially effective for reducing symptoms like prolapse, leaking, or pelvic heaviness. Over time, our breath patterns and posture can shift, leading to dysfunction. Hypopressives retrain your body to move in a way that supports optimal function—helping your pelvic floor do its job automatically, without forcing or gripping. It’s about feeling grounded, stable, and strong in your own skin.
Beyond the core and pelvic floor benefits, people often see improvements in posture, a reduction in back pain, and a slimmer waist—not because you’re “sucking in,” but because your body is re-aligning and working more efficiently. Plus, the breathwork involved helps calm the nervous system, bringing a real sense of ease and clarity to your movement.
In my coaching, I use Hypopressives not as a quick fix, but as part of a deeper journey. Whether you’re coming back from injury, looking for core rehab, or just want to feel more in control of your body, this practice meets you where you’re at. It’s gentle but powerful. It helps you tune in, move better, and take ownership of how you feel day to day.