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Gina, MS, & Roxanne, RN, BSN on Instagram: "Deep squats and butterfly pose are NOT enough to release tension in your pelvic floor!  We need to go beyond external hip rotation and wide knees!  ✍️Comment PELVIC FLOOR for our free pelvic floor mini-course!   Try some of these exercises to target more of the back half of the pelvic floor (where more of us have tension): ⭐️All Fours Back Expansion with Resistance Band and Yoga Block ⭐️All Fours Hip Shift ⭐️Standing Hip Shift  These exercises bring your pelvis into a posterior position with internal hip/pelvic rotation.  This helps to stretch more of the back half of your pelvic floor--and can be great additions to your prenatal and postnatal workout routine!  📱Want more?  Join our online prenatal and postnatal fitness programs!  We incorporate Exercise For Tight Pelvic Floor, Stretches For Pelvic Floor, Pelvis Exercises Pelvic Floor, Pelvis Exercises, Pelvic Floor Exercise, Simple Pelvic Floor Exercises, Pelvic Floor Tightness, Pelvic Floor Yoga, Pelvic Floor Repair

Gina, MS, & Roxanne, RN, BSN on Instagram: "Deep squats and butterfly pose are NOT enough to release tension in your pelvic floor! We need to go beyond external hip rotation and wide knees! ✍️Comment PELVIC FLOOR for our free pelvic floor mini-course! Try some of these exercises to target more of the back half of the pelvic floor (where more of us have tension): ⭐️All Fours Back Expansion with Resistance Band and Yoga Block ⭐️All Fours Hip Shift ⭐️Standing Hip Shift These exercises…

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Vevian Vozmediano l Trauma-Informed Coach on Instagram: "✨ Releasing Stored Emotions Through the Body ✨  ❤️You might want to save this❤️  Did you know that our bodies hold onto emotions, especially when we suppress or don’t fully process them? Over time, this stored energy can manifest as physical tension, particularly in areas like our hips, shoulders, and neck.  This gentle hip-opening exercise is a powerful way to release trapped emotions and tension. 💫 When you give your body the space to open up, you also invite your emotions to flow.❤️  Trauma is held deep in our bodies. By moving and stretching with intention, we help bring those emotions to the surface where they can be processed and healed. 🌱  Try this out and let me know how you feel in the comments ❤️  #somatichealing #somatic Releasing Tension In Hips, Yoga Poses To Release Negative Emotions, Release Trapped Emotions, Stored Emotions, Trapped Emotions, Mind Wellness, Hip Exercises, Daily Exercises, Ayurveda Yoga

Vevian Vozmediano l Trauma-Informed Coach on Instagram: "✨ Releasing Stored Emotions Through the Body ✨ ❤️You might want to save this❤️ Did you know that our bodies hold onto emotions, especially when we suppress or don’t fully process them? Over time, this stored energy can manifest as physical tension, particularly in areas like our hips, shoulders, and neck. This gentle hip-opening exercise is a powerful way to release trapped emotions and tension. 💫 When you give your body the space…

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Polly Standeven on Instagram: "Somatic Armoring and Tension Patterns| How to Release and Let Go

Somatic armoring is when the body holds onto tension as a protective response to stress and unresolved emotions, creating chronic tension patterns. 

Why it Happens: 
1. Emotional Stress: Unprocessed emotions lead to muscle tension.
2. Protective Mechanism: The body clings to tension to shield from emotional pain.
3. Habitual Postures: Emotional states influence and solidify physical postures.

How to Release Tension:
- Progressive Muscle Relaxation: Tense and release different muscle groups to identify and let go of tension.

- Body Scanning: Mentally scan your body to find and release areas of tension.

- Breath Work: Deep, mindful breathing to promote relaxation.

Creating Safety to Let Go: Release And Let Go, Progressive Muscle Relaxation, Different Muscle Groups, Chi Gong, Mindful Breathing, Breath Work, Grounding Techniques, Release Tension, Muscle Relaxation

Polly Standeven on Instagram: "Somatic Armoring and Tension Patterns| How to Release and Let Go Somatic armoring is when the body holds onto tension as a protective response to stress and unresolved emotions, creating chronic tension patterns. Why it Happens: 1. Emotional Stress: Unprocessed emotions lead to muscle tension. 2. Protective Mechanism: The body clings to tension to shield from emotional pain. 3. Habitual Postures: Emotional states influence and solidify physical…

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Stretches For Upper Back Pain, Stretches For Upper Back, Neck Headache, Tension Headache Relief, Relieve Tension Headache, Forward Head Posture Exercises, Neck And Shoulder Muscles, Shoulder Tension, Forward Head Posture

If you've ever experienced the agony of a tensed and tight trapezius muscle, you know how debilitating it can be. It affects the whole upper back. The throbbing pain, the tightness in your head and

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Katie - CSCS, CPT on Instagram: "Your diaphragm attaches on the lumbar spine and so does your psoas.   We can often get hyper focused on stretching the front of the hip to get a hip flexor stretch / release, but we might need to put more emphasis on the proximal attachment.  We can literally use our breath and guts to push pressure back creating length.   You can alter this to have less pressure at first by leaving the block out of it and decreasing the pressure in the corgeous ball.   Find a comfortable place for your body and just lay down and take long slow gentle breaths. And let the pressure do the magic.   You can grab the ball from @yogatuneup   Want to learn more? DM me about my course Empowered Performance, to learn all about the role of the diaphragm and breath and how it affects Psoas Release Trigger Points, Psoas Stretch Release, Hip Release, Yoga Restorative, Psoas Stretch, Somatic Exercises, Psoas Release, Lumbar Spine, Hip Flexor Stretch

Katie - CSCS, CPT on Instagram: "Your diaphragm attaches on the lumbar spine and so does your psoas. We can often get hyper focused on stretching the front of the hip to get a hip flexor stretch / release, but we might need to put more emphasis on the proximal attachment. We can literally use our breath and guts to push pressure back creating length. You can alter this to have less pressure at first by leaving the block out of it and decreasing the pressure in the corgeous ball. Find…

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