Pelvic Floor Strengthening Exercises - x3 Daily Routine

[@YOGABODY.Official]

Hope you find this video helpful! Be sure to grab the PDF in the description if you'd like to refer back to these practices. Remember not to overdo it, x3 / day max. - Lucas @ YOGABODY

[@PINKSTONES6]

Thank you! You are fabulous and you have a calming very honest way about you! Brava!

[@chevovillarreal7270]

Thanks buddy .

[@evasunny7285]

😊

[@donnahollinshead]

Great info, I will definitely share it with my students. Thank you🥰

[@populigaudeamus6299]

That thumbnail got me

[@geartweaker8518]

Strongest thumbnail ive seen in a while 😳

[@deedeeasten]

😅😅right!!??😂🤣

[@geartweaker8518]

@@deedeeasten hey if they change it, you and me know 👀

[@humblestrange5608]

I don't know how to recover from this..

[@daisycat583]

@@humblestrange5608 😂😂😂😂😂

[@crodriguez11204]

😂😂😂😅😅😅

[@sheilasmith1109]

This video is such a great blessing to the world! My physical therapist friend told me they’ve FINALLY hired a specific therapist to help patients with this! It’s been SUCH a taboo subject for far too long! I broke my back and my LMT learned this technique in 2001. He worked to RELEASE the DEEPEST internal attachments of these muscles! It was AMAZING and relieved so much of my unrelenting low back pain! I’m so extremely proud to see you taking a LEADERSHIP role in existing problems that EVERYONE could be suffering in silence over! Please keep up your spectacular, helpful work!❤😊❣️

[@blocksoflife1792]

Agreed

[@gopalarao4783]

@@blocksoflife1792 I new this info before, but you just confirmed it. Thank you

[@marijkevv11]

Thank you for sharing

[@seeker_-_]

Why taboo? Practicing with mulhabandha is very, very old concept. Maybe you were just not looking for it enough.

[@aplaceinthesky82]

can this used for luts?

[@raameehassan1260]

I have never come across such an informative channel through out the past 5 years. As a surgeon, i know it is not easy to explain the Kegel ecercise. Here, it is given with ease giving a horde of imformation in every minute with accurasy. I am highly pleased. Thanks so much.

[@georgiabouzika5208]

For a surgeon you have quite a few spelling mistakes!

[@tommac21]

Seriously. I've watched someone unclog a toilet and it was more informative and helpful

[@tommac21]

​@@georgiabouzika5208and also full of crap !!

[@sheilasmith1109]

Side note: Attention to men…. Discovering and Learning about controlling their pelvic floor muscles will lead to controlling their ability to achieve multiple organisms, by stopping ejaculation! Sure this IS getting very personal, but it’s a powerful blessing to humanity that we have this ability! I firmly believe If more people learned, practiced and enjoyed this blessed practice, the world would be a greater place!!! Thank you so very much for bringing this subject into the open!

[@soufian43]

Is it healthy ?

[@mav3ric100]

I don't understand the need to have multiple orgasms as a men. I only care about lasting enough to please the woman and if she has multiple orgasms that's a win. I get enough overwhelming release with just one orgasm, couldn't imagine or want having more than one. Maybe men with no sensation want that I guess.

[@KC-lg8qf]

Yes I have experienced its before. It was pretty amazing.

[@SuzetteLDay]

"multiple organisms" ?! Little creatures? That's funny in itself! I'm only teasing, I know what you meant. I couldn't resist that, though! 😉

[@Jay-R267]

Sir😢 you absolutely have not idea. Im in the Southern part of Africa and could never afford the help you just gave. Thank you

[@aymalkhan5781]

What benefits you got from these exercises?

[@ofwuncukr]

Constructive use of internet 🎉

[@tommac21]

What help ? This is of absolutely no help to anyone. Just excercise

[@tommac21]

​@@aymalkhan5781Absolutely none !!

[@eeeeee8829]

@@tommac21are you stupid?

[@marielatham2002]

As a pelvic health/womens health PhysioI am so pleased to hear you talk about mens pelvic floor too, when I begin to discuss pelvic floor function and exercises with many men, the reaction is often "'isn't that a womans thing?"

[@annettekucia5249]

I work with men. Yes yes

[@christinerolf9348]

The best video I have seen on this subject. Very very helpful

[@lisaj3643]

Fabulous video and explanations! Thank you!

[@sherriepalm-APOPS]

As a pelvic organ prolapse patient advocate, I've watched a gazillion kegel videos and have rarely share them with our patient following because they are confusing, sometimes have inaccurate info, or they put me to sleep. Yours is top shelf, the basics clearly explained. Stellar! Passing this around APOPS social media spaces today, thank you!

[@Cobraguy321]

Thank you. Such informative video. And so easy to follow.

[@ralphm4132]

Oof. As a man, and thus having a very natural and critically important interest in the pelvic floor muscle-tone of women, I am very glad you go around APOPS-ing. We had so much scandal in the media about women having terrible problems post-operation with a mysterious "surgical mesh". Pain, dysfunction, debilitation etc but they never mentioned much about where or why this mesh was used, or what the specific dysfunctions were, because we live in such a prudish world that it would only take two thirds of Janet Jackson's left nipple to force the immediate cancellation of the entire United States, so they weren't exactly going to say "because their * was literally falling out and we needed to sew webbing to it to hold it in". In my experience the incidence of pelvic floor malfunction is probably at least 20%, and the consequences are serious, even life-wrecking [i]for her[/i] - you meet a nice woman who is good in every way except you don't go back for more if you got wee'd on, or her floor was exhausted and utterly flaccid in under a minute. And then, since most of us are not APOPS specialists and I suspect that the majority of women have no clue how important these muscles are or how they work or what they're for, it's not like you can say to some poor chick "er, sorry love, that was like throwing a paper dart through a rail tunnel and by the way, yer * is gonna fall out if you don't sort it out soon". You just wander off and there she is, thinking "aww, he made me laugh and he got me off but he doesn't seem to want to see me again". Anyway, hopefully this wasn't too tactless for youtube's comments, but if you or I help even one woman have a better grasp, it was worth it. Thank you for your work, on behalf of not-just-the-women-you-counsel.

[@sherriepalm-APOPS]

@@ralphm4132 yes rarely life-threatening, always life alterning, physical, emotional, social, sexual, fitness, employment. Research frequently estimates 50% prevalence, childbirth and menopause the leading causal factors. Thankfully we are past the craziness of the "mesh-mess" days, much had to be addressed (spoke at the FDA 2011 & 2019 re value of mesh in the right hands for the right patients). Zero doubt the impact of POP to relationships; the women in our space are often devastated and worry so.

[@sachinmohan5346]

Sir share link of any other video like this which i can follow

[@danib6541]

First time I’ve EVER seen the explanation of three individual muscles! That was so helpful of a description and I was actually able to feel the difference!

[@YOGABODY.Official]

thanks, Dani!

[@bobjoe9114]

I don't. How do i lift my testicles? How do i stop urine i don't get it at all.

[@tommac21]

What's the difference. It means nothing

[@user-ei8rb7sj6c]

Thank you for so clearly demonstrating the timing for breathing in, breathing out, then the squeeze. I find that coordinating my breathing during yoga poses or stretching is often distracting and interferes with concentrating on the pose or stretch I’m in. So thanks again. This was really helpful.

[@YOGABODY.Official]

Happy to help! - YOGABODY Team

[@sooniemystic]

Everyone talk about thumbnail and ignores HOW clearly you explain all the pelvis. Im my opinion it is extremely important to know all of this WITH pictures. When I know about the body part I can move my flow of energy much much better to this part Btw people, really, if you see gross in anatomy…

[@ahgcomegaguardian5575]

Yes, but that on the thumbnail is the pelvic floor of a woman! 😂😂😂

[@antonette7801]

Just found your video. I've had pelvic organ prolapse for years and doctors are zero help. They say do kegels without any guidance. First time I've ever heard about breathing and force on the pelvic floor. I will definitely adjust and contract after exhale. Thank you so much!

[@YOGABODY.Official]

hope it helps, Antonette!

[@Robot007]

Hi Lucas, there is nothing to be sorry about. You are being very proper. I am very happy with the way you instruct and illustrate such an important, yet highly neglected topic. Moreover, I recommend your video to some of my patients.Kudos to you! Blessings in this New 2023!

[@CaitFalconer]

My dad had to have a temporary colostomy due to prostate surgery complications 😬 He just had a successful reversal of the colostomy and the surgeon said he may need to do pelvic floor strengthening, so I’m saving this for him.

[@YOGABODY.Official]

Wishing your dad a smooth and speedy recovery! - YOGABODY Team

[@taborgreat]

been doing this practice for 2 months now and i can finally last longer than a minute. thank you!

[@eagle8803]

How long exactly?

[@abdallahkutengeza9307]

than a minute😁

[@ismaelmejia5663]

dont over do it, I can last an hour if I want to, but I have problems peeing, I have to go every 20 minutes and it is hard to start peeing.. ive been like this for the last 10 years, be careful, trust me it sucks

[@mungaia.5607]

​@@ismaelmejia5663 try relaxing the muscles, videos are on KZbin

[@rdot980]

@@ismaelmejia5663 lol. Saying "I can last an hour" is NOT how you convince anyone to not over do it. That's like ED commercials saying "call a doctor if your erection last longer than 4 hours". lol.

[@StephenCraig22]

Just had a radical prostatectomy and told to do kegels/Pelvic floor exercises to help with urinary incontinence. Your explanation of the exercises is so very clear and very useful. Thank you

[@jk3266]

Your explanation is extraordinary.You are a great teacher.

[@YOGABODY.Official]

Appreciate it! - YOGABODY Team

[@karencreighton7939]

I’ve had a lot of yoga and Pilates training. This is the best explanation I’ve seen so far on training the pelvic floor.

[@YOGABODY.Official]

Thank you for your positive feedback! - YOGABODY Team

[@olamidemoronkola2815]

i have never watched a video this educative and easy to follow. you make it so easy to understand and carrying along. love you and thank you

[@julianfromlegal3740]

You make million dollar content brother. This video helped me solve my premature ejaculation problems. It actually worked too well. now it takes me forever to finish haha. but as long as she finishes first, I’m not complaining. thank you for giving me my confidence back as a man

[@YOGABODY.Official]

Happy it helped!

[@henrykivumbi]

You just did only these exercises?

[@louisehankin8039]

This is the best explanation for pelvic floor exercises to recover from an operation after a bladder prolapse thank you 😁

[@YOGABODY.Official]

Glad it's helpful, Louise!

[@haroldrice5910]

This was the most informative video I've seen to help me not only understand how to strengthen my pelvic floor muscles, but where they are. Thank you!

[@mouchepierre4918]

Thank you Lucas the very night I tried this exercise, I did not wake up to urinate. Normally I would wake up many times at night to do that. Thanks again God bless you for your work.

[@wendy2269]

Lucas you are such a gem! Did your 21 day stretching and have started to get some real sense of mobility. Thank you for all your great explanations and general instruction of general physiology.

[@YOGABODY.Official]

Thank you Wendy, :) keep going!

[@masondement1622]

GODLOVESYOU

[@jasonjason9065]

@@YOGABODY.Officialhello so when you inhale in and then out do you hold your breath when you inhale out and squeeze your pelvic or do you just hold your pelvic after inhale out and breath normal for 5 seconds then let go?

[@MatronMuntanga]

@@YOGABODY.Official are pelvic floor exercise good for a person suffering from hemorrhoids & anal fissure?

[@vvvbingsu]

Finally felt it! Other videos weren’t as clear on how to activate the muscles and distinguish between the three.

[@PelvicHeal]

Great video, especially for men suffering with chronic pelvic pain!

[@Kotori306]

Thank you..., i feel relieved and relaxed after trying this out, ive been trying to find whats wrong with me and i think I've found the problem

[@jimkovacs7]

This fits in perfectly with the excersises for fixing an Inguinal Hernia without surgery !! Only MUCH better explained than on other channels. Thank you from Caracas !

[@jaswinderupaul1810]

Jim kovacs what exercises do you do for the Inguinal Hernia? Thanks

[@josecordovez491]

It definitely also brings memory to the muscles that you’re contracting and getting used to working with. Thank you it was very useful.

[@rgriffsf]

I recently had a radical prostatectomy. This is helping me to get continence restored. Thank you soo much.

[@YOGABODY.Official]

Glad it helped! -YOGABODY Team

[@gabrielgreen9883]

Your breathing exercise alone is helping with the pain. thx.

[@michaelr7243]

I had a radical prostatectomy 3 weeks ago & i'm struggling with bladder control. I appreciate this is normal after such an op but I'm convinced these exercises will strengthen my pelvic floor & stop the leakage. Thank you.

[@YOGABODY.Official]

After a radical prostatectomy, pelvic floor exercises can be beneficial, but it's essential to follow your doctor's guidance for a safe recovery. Ensure any program you consider is suitable for your condition. -YOGABODY Team

[@maryerickson4442]

I really appreciate how to taught the breathing and discussed the 2 diaphragms. I learned more in these 14 min than in quite a few hours of PT. Thank you!!

[@jackiecaprari6831]

From one who is getting on a bit, this video really is one of the best I’ve seen. Thank you for keeping it simple. Will do this every day.

[@YOGABODY.Official]

So glad you found the video helpful! Keeping it simple and accessible is what we aim for. - YOGABODY Team

[@dr.arpitakar436]

Hi..I Just discover your channel today, and 7mins in your first video I have subscribe your channel 😊😊 I am a doctor by profession,and I really like the way you describe the anatomy and physiology of the problems and solutions.. good job.. thankyou for your help to people..👍

[@fawadparvez8218]

Thanks a lot … it was an excellent tutorial for pelvic floor exercise. I am a gynaecologist and day in and out we need to tell our patients regarding this especially male patients accompanying there partners with ejaculatory problems.. thanks once again

[@StretchingWorkout]

I m heartily grateful to u ...bro for making a knowledgeable video on male fertility....

[@tanishqhooda]

I love how you explain everything connected to science.

[@ikelvin8306]

Wow I follow and I felt it even all the way to my legs. 👍👍👍👍. Great great teaching. God bless you

[@KimClark-1]

Your explanations are so easy to understand and the videos are really fun! A very practical topic and exercise. Thanks!

[@Kittywitty0009]

Thank you for sharing this great information. I recently was diagnosed with a prolapse and have been worried about it getting worse over time. This definitely helps to understand the anatomy of the pelvic floor and how to apply the exercises. Thank you!

[@YOGABODY.Official]

Thanks Jen!

[@adassa1132]

Good morning. Thank you so much for this video it is soooo useful. I'm a mature female and I've noticed now that when I have the urge to wee, I'm starting to have a hard time holding it before getting to the loo, I've not had an accident yet but.... It's now noticeable so I'm now looking for a way to strengthen my pelvic area now before things get laxed/worse. These are great exercises I will conduct them in my everyday life. Once again, thank you very much. Big hug to you xo

[@ralphm4132]

pro tip: Perifit for the win.

[@davidhazen6134]

Thank you💖 So excellently explained The two diaphragms working together made it all so clear and intuitively The contract and relax walk throughs are life changing Excellent teaching Excellent teacher💖

[@schmecky67]

Thank you for clarifying what is actually going on and what to focus on. I just had a radical prostatectomy and hopefully this will help with the recovery.

[@muhammadhaqqulyaqin_yayak]

- bicep femoris ( short ) Quadriceps : - rectus femoris - vastus medialis - vastus lateralis - vastus intermedius - rectus femoris Thighs : - iliopsoas - sartorius - quadriceps femoris - rectus femoris - vastus medialis - vastus lateralis - vastus intermedius - tensor fasciae latae - ilio tobia tract - gracilis - tibias anterior Soleus : - achillies tendon - gastrocnemius Sole feet / Plantar : - quadratus plantae - flexor digitorum longus tendon - flexor hallucis longus tendon - abductor digiti. minimi - flexor digitorum. brevis - abductor hallucis - flexor hallucis brevis Metatarsalgia : - extensor digitorum brevis - extensor hallucis brevis Finger foot : - dorsal interrosei - lumbricals Joint : - pivot - hinge - saddle - condyloid - ball and socket - plane Crotch : - piriformis - obturator internus Calves : - gastrocnemius - soleus - plantaris

[@erustusotieno8567]

Hey, I'm doing all these and stool not coming out.its terrible

[@muhammadhaqqulyaqin_yayak]

- tensor tympani - extrinsic auricular - intrinsic airicular Head : - suboccipital - temporal - masseter Back : - trapezius - posterior deltoid - infraspinatus - teres minor and major - latissimus dorsi Upper back : - rhomboid major - scapula - side delts - infraspinatus - teres minor - upper traps - teres major Lower back : - erector spinae - quadratus lumborum - psoas minor - iliakus - psoas major Middle back : - teres major - rear delts - middle traps - latissimus dorsi - rhomboid Latissimus : - upper lats - middle lats - lower lats Chest : - upper chest - middle chest - Lower chest - inner chest Upper chest : - clavicular head Middle chest : - sternocostal head Lower chest : - costal head Inner chest : - thoraric wall Upper abs :

[@rajivlochanpanda284]

this guy has really helped feel all the three muscles individually great job 👍

[@YOGABODY.Official]

Happy to hear it helped, Rajiv!

[@tmargaretobrien]

Best explanation of how and how the breath works with pelvic floor. Thank you.

[@matildafaltyn6253]

Hi YOGABODY - A surprise! I had sore stiff gluteus medius from doing light glutes-strengthening (for hip osteo arthritis). I tried your exercises and the soreness in that spot disappeared. And the stiffness too, it's miraculous.

[@federicafatica3964]

I hit my head last year and it move my spine, sacral bone, legs and foot. Now is time for this to go back ❤️

[@hangtownranger]

Amazing job. Just amazing. Everything so well explained. I often use the pelvic floor should be tight like a trampoline, but with all the sitting we do it becomes more saggy like a hammock. I also use the “crack the walnut” imagery.

[@paulaalinsangan6435]

You explained this exercise very clearly. Thanks. I hope this will help strengthen my sphincter which has loosened because of my age.

[@orthodoxsophia]

Really helpful thanks. I have a nerve loss related disease, have mobility and hip issues and had 3 caesareans and a few hip ops. A pelvic minefield! Recently started having issues with tone loss in all 3 areas you are working on...so this is very helpful to find. Thank you, Lucas!

[@gabrielbidivenciu4991]

Am văzut multe videoclipuri pe acest subiect dar nici unul nu este explicit ca cel realizat de tine Lucas. Acum am descoperit videoclipul. Multumesc mult! FELICITARI!👍👍👍👍

[@benbelzer8303]

You really are helping a lot of people with this. You are doing great work!

[@YOGABODY.Official]

Thank you, Ben!

[@benbelzer8303]

@@YOGABODY.Official 👏👏👏

[@Sassafrass-qh8po]

Great video. Thank you. You don't have to apologize for talking about bodily functions! Especially as a teacher. The more we teach people there is no shame in this area of the body and it's functions the better, no? Thank you. So great!

[@YOGABODY.Official]

Thank you for your kind words! Glad you enjoyed the video. - YOGABODY Team

[@sallydujon4363]

So much information delivered in such a short time coupled with clear explanation, I love it and Im going to continue with the exercices. Thank you so much Lucas! ❤

[@cozz8604]

OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH!! I wish i had money to donate you, someday I'll come back to this and do it. THIS really helped me relax my Prostate and aswell as my Pelvic Floor. The part at 3:50 really helped because I didnt know you can do it individually, then moving on, that simple practice helped me relieve my bladder by relaxing those muscles instead of straining, I've never felt satisfying at this moment!!

[@josecordovez491]

The older we get the less muscle use so it’s good to make sure to keep active even if it’s light work, but always move stretch and try your best to keep active grandma’s 87 tomorrow and great grandma lasted to 107. Blessings to all in Jesus name.

[@stellarjames1]

came across this video today. praying to god they help with testicle pain i’ve been having for years!

[@YOGABODY.Official]

Pelvic floor exercises can be helpful for some causes of pain, but testicular pain can have many causes. Best to see a doctor for diagnosis and a treatment plan. - YOGABODY Team

[@mtnpfi]

Thank you for these great explanations and exercises once again, Lucas. I would also like to mention that your videos have a great visual quality/design. I appreciate it very much. Thanks again.

[@YOGABODY.Official]

Thanks for your support!

[@teddibehr5726]

At last! I fully understand what those muscles are. I saw a lot of videos about this exercise, but I got confused about the process. You made it so simple. Great presentation as well.

[@nadeemshah7611]

Special thanks for explaining the problem and it’s treatment in a very simple and logical manner. May bring relief to so many.

[@Digitalbulbul-1953]

Owo nicely and clearly described I watch these types of videos so many times but never understand these clearly. You did a lots for us. Thanks.

[@shahidalisyed8051]

Great video. You have explained everything in a very professional way.

[@ninawestlake14]

I know people 10 to 20 years younger than me who look sloppy. It's not so much an age thing as it is a "take good care of your entire self daily" kind of thing. Having said that, still...thanks! Very informative video.

[@jeremystout7873]

Lucas, I need the reverse of this, I have a very tight pelvic floor from trauma and constant stress. Do you have a video on somehow relaxing the pelvic floor or stretching it? To relive the tension. Great video by the way, very informative and well put together. Thanks for all that you do 🙏

[@YOGABODY.Official]

Hello Jeremy - not my expertise, but I would go see a doctor there are some short term relief options (like Botox) and longer term probably best to work with a physio as there are also some devices that can helpful.

[@btownshreds1]

Not to be tmi but i had to have a cycstoscopy done and I’m only 39 due to painful ejac. Everything was good on the camera. They said they think my pelvic floor is way too tight. So this is good. Thanks dude.

[@39neilm19]

Thanks Lucas I have been trying to work this exercise on line, finding it very complicated to understand, not one video mentioned the importance of breathing while doing this, I tried it a few times and it makes so much sense, Thank you my friend!

[@patginsd]

Thank you so much for this video! It helped a lot with bladder control AND it also restored my balance when standing on one foot!

[@YOGABODY.Official]

Glad it helped!

[@1212haro]

Absolute best tutorial I’ve seen on this subject. Thank you for posting, much appreciated! ❤️🇨🇦

[@mdzakaria3429]

hi

[@lameesalwan4805]

The best video for that so far thank u so much may Allah bless u and give u more knowledge and light

[@sewfun211]

Thank you for sharing your wisdom. You've been a help to so many!

[@mancha500]

Lucas, thank you for all you do for humanity! You are truly AWEMAZING and selfless!. A truly wonderful teacher and HUMAN!

[@YOGABODY.Official]

Thank you:)

[@juliecheff2713]

I really felt that!🙂as an older trans woman who had her GRS 40 years ago, (other than simple dilating) there was no information about keeping a healthy pelvic floor especially as I got older and so now that I'm having pelvic issues, I have been trying to learn about how to work these muscles! The way you had us recognize the 3 types of muscles and to connect with them, this really helped me visualize where they are and how to better focus on flexing them! Thank you!

[@KindHumbleWise]

You're a man, sir

[@juliecheff2713]

@@KindHumbleWiseaww you poor fragile thing! 😂

[@fredhelmuth4399]

Dude!

[@Rane-sn7fw]

As a MAN

[@Rane-sn7fw]

​@@juliecheff2713delusional

[@alisterzarkar7163]

Thank you so much. I benefitted a lot. I exercise every day, but unless you focus specifically on this area, it will remain uncoordinated and will affect many aspects of life, especially as you get older.

[@tuyenkhoang]

Best interpretation ever

[@karengrant3468]

Thank you for that video! I absolutely loved the teaching on the muscles… I’ve seen many videos on this but none give u an explanation in all the muscles that is so important!! I’m a visual learner and hands on learner I need to see everything first. Thank you!!❤

[@YOGABODY.Official]

Thanks Karen!

[@manman-ph6fm]

Great video and you made it very easy. I just had a radical prostectomy and have been doing Kegals for 4 months prior to my surgury, and for 7 weeks since. Using the towel was the first time I have really felt what's going on. Awesome tip! Thanks so much. I think I might actually get more benefit now.

[@aqualust5016]

Been sitting a lot in between college semesters (some of it is study related, some is mental health neglect) and I feel pain there throughout the day. I’m peeing much more often than I usually do and get a lot of discomfort when not peeing/voiding. I’ve had this before from the same habits so I’m convinced it’s not prostatitis or cancer. Thanks for reminding me how to take care of this problem area!

[@YOGABODY.Official]

👍

[@marthawalters7689]

Your description and cueing are great, Lucas! The timing of your email that led me to this video was perfect, considering the question I asked yesterday during the Day 4 Breath Coach Training class! Thank you!

[@charliestartsfires5424]

I have been working on my pelvic floor and diastasis recti for over 2 years now and while I have made a lot of progress, I struggle to differentiate the muscles in that area so I'm always questioning myself if I'm doing it right. Mostly everyone gives the same cues which I find to be lacking. This is the first vid I've seen to go over specific anatomy and it is extremely helpful! Thank you!!!

[@sahilgurjar8209]

Has this excercise helped you?

[@charliestartsfires5424]

@@sahilgurjar8209 yes. I find most instructors give the same garbage cues that have never helped me but I appreciate teachers who go into anatomical detail so I can hone my focus

[@sahilgurjar8209]

@@charliestartsfires5424 no i mean after you realised you doing it well did it affect you?. I mean did it increase your sex time

[@ronlynch6027]

Dude you’re an incredibly talented and likeable yoga coach 😁👍🤠

[@YOGABODY.Official]

I appreciate that!

[@sreynochoum8102]

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[@caroakinyi8918]

Very good explanations. You're the best Yoga teacher. Thank you

[@tazbod6723]

Wow. I normally see this Kegel information in relations to solving ED and for woman strengthening their bodies for orgasms, but the way you explain the exercise, and it's overall value is makes it more meaningful for everyone, including people with sexual issues. Bravo. Good video. Thank you.

[@YOGABODY.Official]

Glad it helped!

[@ameliemorton9849]

my god after having researched this topic, I land here, with someone who knows what they are talking about, thank you so much....I shall start your exercises today and report back, after some time to show progress or problems...

[@YOGABODY.Official]

Excited to hear about your progress! Keep us updated. - YOGABODY Team

[@ryoshida5332]

Nicely done. Excellent level of detail, especially regarding the PF muscles and their attachments. Clear and concise explanation of the 3 bodily areas of focus involved in these exercises. Love the yoga "take" on them.

[@efrenbalbin7492]

Very informative video! Now I really understand how to do my Kegal exercises, which I never learned from my PT. Thank you very, very much!

[@natasat.8336]

Thank YOU so much for all these videos! You are a very kind and knowledgeable person and this shows immensely in all your videos. You have a very relatable approach to everything discussed here!!! 😀 I found your channel recently but I am already a big fan! Thank you for addressing this very sensitive matter in the best way possible!

[@thewholetruth5473]

Are men interested in "pelvic floor" exercises typically the kind of _men_ who like to be stimulated back up inside their "pelvic floor" hole by other dudes' things?

[@patsysharp3754]

You helped so very much !!! Thank you for making it easy to understand!!your the best❤

[@connie6410]

Thanks for your thorough explanations of both the anatomy and the exercises. Super helpful!

[@runwefitness]

AGREE

[@jasonmax5759]

I had herniated S1/L4/L5 discs for years before i went to see a doctor. During that time i started having bowl and ED issues. I finally got my herniated discs under control after a lot of therapy but my entire mid section still feels weak and i'm still dealing bowl and ED issues. Someone recommended I try pelvic strengthening so that's why im here lol.

[@blanco1301]

Here before valentines about to put that work in 😏😏

[@Xektt]

I was going by a Bob & Brad video, this is way better explained and it seems the yoga block does help engage a bit further 🙏👍

[@YOGABODY.Official]

Glad we could help! Yoga blocks are great for modifications, sometimes a little extra support goes a long way. - YOGABODY Team

[@carpepedes3520]

it’s such an overlooked part of the body. great to have this instruction. Plus Lucas has such calming eyes and nice looking bare feet. Thank you!

[@aliciaybarra6863]

You’ve been sooo informative! I feel like I’ve accomplished so much from this video! And I believe I’m going to succeed!! Thank you- keep up the great work

[@YOGABODY.Official]

Thanks for the support! - YB Team

[@BradKenyon100]

Amazing detail and clarity in language and demonstration! Thank you!

[@rapakavijayprabhakararao9522]

Thanks for the exercises shown. I will start from today

[@yaebabebyonas9946]

3 weeks ago I was hit by a knee when I was playing football, just above my butt. At first I thought my back hurts but no it was my pelvic floor. when I tighten my pelvic floor it hurts my tailbone, or back. please help me i don't know what to do. It hurts even when I sit on my back.