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The pelvic floor is a group of muscles and tissues that support the pelvic organs and keep them in place. A pelvic floor disorder happens when pelvic floor muscles are weakened or injured, causing discomfort or other problems. Common disorders can cause issues with bladder or bowel control or pelvic organ prolapse. It's important to know that treatments for pelvic floor disorders are available. Talk to your healthcare provider and learn more on the NICHD website: nichd.nih.gov/health/topics/pelvicfloor
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Young gay man Roz thinks he’s a sex addict. His therapist, aptly named The Therapist, believes there’s more to Roz’s love for sex than meets the eye. The Therapist is determined to dig deeper into Roz’s actions and to help him with his addiction- if he can get a word in edgeways.
Expect plenty of laughs, surprises, and mentions of bumholes.
What would Freud have said?!
A tragicomedy by newcomer Joe Henry.
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Slowly open and close the legs by initiating from the pelvic floor bones. Repeat 3x.
Do one leg a time. 3x each
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Balance the hips on 2 balls.
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Stand with parallel legs with the arch of one foot on the ball.
Step free leg backwards. Massage sole of the foot on the ball.
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Bring the pelvic floor bones together. Notice how this helps to change the tone in the lower abdominals.
Make sure that you are initiating from the pelvic floor and not pushing from the legs.
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Bring the pelvic floor bones apart. Notice how this extends the lower spine away from the floor.
Make sure that you are initiating from the pelvic floor and not pushing from the legs.
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Stand with legs parallel with one metatarsal on the ball.
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Lift the bent leg up. Extend the leg up without gripping in the hips. Slowly lower the leg to the floor.
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Lower the leg slowly to the floor. Spend a few moments to relax the leg on the floor
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