No matter how much you try to prepare yourself for labor, nothing can truly make you feel ready, especially when it comes to a cesarean section. As you transition from pregnancy to new mom status, most women are left with a few reminders of what their body has...
Whether or not you were active before your pregnancy, after carrying your growing little one for 9+ months, there’s no denying the impact it’s had on your entire body– especially your core! The hectic nature of being a new mom is overwhelming enough, but that...
Finding a good sports physical therapist is key to rehabbing an injury and getting back to the sport you love. With the right rehab team and plan in place, we can reduce the risk of re-injury. In addition, we can work on strength & mobility limitations which can...
When you’re pregnant, you get (often unsolicited) advice everywhere you go. When it comes to physical activity that advice variation can be insanely varied. On one hand, your in-laws are telling you to not pick up a laundry basket. On the contrary, your friend is...
For endurance athletes getting back to running postpartum is a huge goal. Having a child is life changing coming with many good things but also lots of increased stress. Running for so many is a fantastic outlet for this stress but lots of misinformation exists about...
Diastasis recti refers to the formation of a gap between the two sides of the rectus abdominis muscle (your six pack muscles). It is important to note that this is a 100% normal occurrence during pregnancy. This muscle is stretched out to accommodate your growing...
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