Strengthen Pelvic Floor Muscles: Yoga poses help to contract and relax the pelvic muscles, strengthening and stabilizing them. Located in the pelvis between the coccyx and pubic bones, the pelvic floor muscles can weaken over time due to some factors, including injury, normal aging processes, and lifestyle factors. Although renowned yoga teacher Anska Parwani says there are ways to strengthen pelvic muscles.

Strengthen Pelvic Floor Muscles

She wrote on Instagram: “It can be caused by a variety of factors, including pregnancy, addiction, chronic illness, and poor conditions during your pregnancy. Weight. I checked .” You must be crazy. Let’s drink a lot of water.” But don’t worry. She also shares some yoga techniques to strengthen pelvic muscles, including Chair Pose, Warrior III, Grasshopper Position, Butterfly Back, and Happy Child. Keep scrolling to learn how to do this exercise. Yoga teacher and multi-fit curdy CPT practitioner Bhaibhav Hemane talks to indianexpress.com about why these poses work and how to do them.

Chair Pose

For the chair exercise, tighten your pelvic floor muscles by 50% and hold the contraction for 5 seconds.

• Take a deep breath and align your arms and legs.
• Lie down and stand until your feet are almost touching the floor.
• To walk in your best position, arch your back and tuck your shoulder blades to bring your knees closer to the ground.

Strengthen Pelvic Floor Muscles Yoga

These exercises can help improve balance on both sides of the body, help strengthen legs and abs, and improve focus and concentration.

• As you exhale, lift your head, shoulders, arms, shoulders, and feet off the floor.
•  Engage your abdominal and core muscles to get them all off the floor.
• Straighten your legs, hold for 30 seconds, then slowly lower.

To Perform Pelvic Floor Pose

Grasshoppers jump stress and strengthen the back and core muscles, as well as the hamstrings. It helps in relaxing or relaxing the pelvic muscles.

• Put your fingers towards the wings.
• On an exhale, raise your legs as high as you can, keeping your arms and hands flat on the mat, to correct the imbalance.
• As you balance yourself, slowly bend your back, exhale, and bring your chest to your chest.

To Perform Locust Floor Pose

Happy Baby Pose strengthens the pelvic muscles and helps tighten the muscles around the hips and pelvis.
Lie with your feet on the floor or on a mat.

• Lay your head on the mat and bend your knees 90 degrees to your knees, raise your feet to the ceiling.
• Lean forward and extend your legs inwards or outwards.