The Pelvic Floor Complete Guide: Strengthening Your Pelvic Floor
$9.99
Ready to feel supported from the inside out instead of worrying about every cough or sneeze? This practical guide shows you how to strengthen your pelvic floor with clear steps that fit into real life.
You’ll Learn How To:
- Understand what your pelvic floor does in plain English
- Spot the real signs of weakness and strain
- Use breathing and posture to protect your core
- Follow a simple at home strengthening plan
- Build daily habits that support long term pelvic health
What’s Inside: friendly explanations, beginner to advanced exercises, a four week routine, lifestyle tips and reassuring guidance you can follow at your own pace.
Perfect For: new mums, people in midlife, anyone with leaks, pelvic pressure or core weakness who wants a kinder, clearer way to rebuild strength.
Your pelvic floor quietly supports everything from bladder control and bowel function to posture, core strength and sexual wellbeing. When it feels weak or out of balance, life can suddenly revolve around toilets, leaks, pain and constant worrying about the next sneeze. The Pelvic Floor Complete Guide is your step by step companion for rebuilding that foundation in a way that feels clear, kind and completely doable at home.
Why this guide is different
Instead of throwing random exercises at you, this guide helps you understand what your pelvic floor actually is, how it works, and why it might be struggling right now. You are walked through symptoms, common causes and simple body checks so you stop guessing and start feeling more in control of your own body. The aim is not perfection. It is steady progress, less anxiety and more confidence in daily life.
What you will work on inside
- Clear explanations of your pelvic floor, written in friendly everyday language
- Signs of a weak or overworked pelvic floor and what that can feel like in real life
- Foundations you need before exercising, including breathing, posture and body awareness
- Gentle starter exercises that build strength without strain or confusion
- More advanced moves and a four week plan to keep you consistent and motivated
- Tips on movement, daily habits and simple nutrition choices that support pelvic health
- Real stories that remind you you are not the only one going through this
How this guide can change daily life
Stronger, better coordinated pelvic floor muscles can mean fewer leaks when you laugh, cough or run for the bus. It can mean less pressure or heaviness, easier bathroom trips and more comfort during intimacy. With a clearer understanding of your body, you can move with more trust, stand taller, and feel less at war with your own core. Small routines become powerful over time, and this guide shows you how to fit them into busy days.
Who this guide is for
This is ideal if you are dealing with leaks, pelvic pressure, prolapse concerns, lower back discomfort, or just a sense that your core is not what it used to be. It is for new mums, people in midlife and beyond, anyone recovering after surgery, athletes who want a stronger base and those who simply want to feel at home in their body again. No gym membership or past fitness knowledge is required. Just curiosity, patience and ten minutes a day.
If you are tired of feeling embarrassed, held back or confused about what to do next, this guide gives you a calm, science based plan and the reassurance that change is possible at any age.
Helped me understand why I felt heavy and uncomfortable and what to do about it step by step
The daily habits section was a game changer for long days on my feet
Great starting point if you want a stronger core and fewer toilet worries
My posture feels stronger and I have far fewer leaks when laughing
Helped me realise pelvic floor issues are not just a womens problem and gave me tools to start
The guide gave me a plan instead of random tips from different websites
This guide finally explained my pelvic floor in plain language and gave me a routine I can actually stick to
The real life examples made me feel much less alone with pelvic floor worries



