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@emma_physiomum & I sat down with @ReCOREfitness to discuss postnatal considerations in elite sports.Celeste has trained athletes (&mums) including @AlysiaMontano 🥇& @allysonfelix 🥇we'll be chatting Celeste again-if you have any questions you want us to ask please let us know
Common Postnatal pelvic health issues such as urinary incontinence are understood to create a barrier to exercise (Nygaard Et al 2005). However we should be encouraging women to exercise not only for their own… https://t.co/48Y6K5z7L7
She’s amazing- this world championship has certainly shown that mums can still be top of their game- @PhysioButler let’s hope we can push this forward with @Sport_England ....
We received so many requests about the pelvic floor cues @ABSPhysio mentioned when speaking at @birth_ni that we decided to post it. No one cue is optimum&having a pool of cues to pull from is best to ensure women understand how to recruit their pelvic floor.Pick a number #nipb
Some pics of @birth_ni. @WHITECircle9 encourage women to 'find their village' as becoming a mother is optimised by having support of others behind you. Look at my village at the conference...team WhiteCircle looked after my baby so that I could present at the conference 😊😊
Life is a funny old thing- you hope to make it onto one of your all time favourite podcasts and then you have the chance to be on both of your favourite podcasts! Podcasts are certainly… https://t.co/AYamTvOiHV
Latest episode on guidelines on return to running post-pregnancy with @tomgoom@ABSPhysio@emma_physiomum Hear about the guidelines, why 3 months is a good cut-off to return to running after babies and their future plans on The Pelvic Health Podcast on Podbean app or Apple
A win for common-sense approaches? #MDT
Physiotherapist as an alternative to a GP for musculoskeletal conditions: a 2-year service evaluation of UK primary care data #ShareTheLoad
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Sandy Hilton and I talk about our tips to search for journal articles on the latest episode. Don't forget to check out the little infographic that goes with it https://t.co/jTf14tjgNE
Pelvic health physios, Emma Brockwell and Grainne Donnelly, joined forces with musculoskeletal physio, Tom Goom, to develop the free guidance – in response to the growing popularity of postnatal running https://t.co/pCfSDX7vb9