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Your pelvic floor may need these more than more Kegels. ? Kegels can be helpful for some people, but your pelvic floor wasn’t designed to squeeze all day. It also needs to relax, lengthen, move, and coordinate with your breath, core, hips, and glutes. These four movements can help support: ✨ Pelvic and hip mobility ✨ Pelvic-floor relaxation and awareness ✨ Deep-core coordination ✨ Functional strength and support A strong pelvic floor is one that can fully relax and respond when your body needs it. Save this routine and try moving slowly with your breath. If you experience pelvic pain, pressure, heaviness, leaking, or pain with intercourse, consider working with a pelvic-floor physical therapist for individualized support.