Specialized Program

Prenatal Pelvic Floor & Breathing

Prepare your body for childbirth with confidence

Duration

12 Weeks

Daily Effort

10 mins/day

About this program

A pregnancy-safe program combining pelvic floor strengthening with breathing techniques and labor preparation. Feel stronger and more prepared for delivery.

What you'll achieve:

  • Learn how to find and strengthen your pelvic floor safely
  • Practice exercises in different positions as your body changes
  • Master breathing patterns for each stage of labor
  • Reduce your risk of bladder leaks by up to 35%

Program Phases

1

Foundation & Awareness (Weeks 1-3)

Progressive training with specific criteria before advancing.

2

Strength & Position Variety (Weeks 4-6)

Progressive training with specific criteria before advancing.

3

Integration & Labor Prep (Weeks 7-9)

Progressive training with specific criteria before advancing.

4

Labor Preparation (Weeks 10-12)

Progressive training with specific criteria before advancing.

Evidence Base

This program is based on peer-reviewed research and clinical guidelines: Mørkved & Bø 2003 protocol, Szumilewicz 2020, BreLax breathing protocol, Canadian prenatal guidelines

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Prenatal Pelvic Floor & Breathing: common questions

Is it safe to train my pelvic floor during pregnancy?+

Yes. Pregnancy-safe pelvic floor training is recommended and can reduce the risk of bladder leaks during and after pregnancy by up to about 35% (Mørkved & Bø 2003). The program adapts as your body changes.

When should I start the prenatal program?+

It is designed for use through pregnancy, with phases that build toward labor preparation. Many members start in the second trimester — check with your provider first.

How much time does it take?+

About 10 minutes a day over 12 weeks.