POP PREGNANCY
For pregnant or soon to be pregnant women diagnosed with prolapse so they can move with strength and confidence through pregnancy
A 9-month, trail blazing course as the first pregnancy-specific prolapse program on the market
In this course you will get:
62 unique workouts from week 8 to week 39 tailored towards the pregnant body with prolapse
Resources on pessaries and external support options
Vaginal delivery preparation including labor prep exercises, movements for the different stages of labor, epidural considerations, and how to push
C-section delivery preparation including what you need to know and how to protect your healing body postpartum
A collection of research summarizing mode of birth (vaginal or c-section) and prolapse for subsequent deliveries
Personal videos from other women with prolapse sharing their pregnancy, choice of delivery mode, and recovery stories
Bonus videos to troubleshoot common pregnancy-related pain conditions
Postpartum Movement Series for the early weeks before starting POP Principles
CUSTOMER REVIEW
“I just wanted to say that I love your pregnancy program. I’m 38 weeks pregnant now and I’ve done all the workouts and looked at all the helpful
materials and tips. I feel so much better prepared for delivery and postpartum this time and I’ve been able to stay asymptomatic all pregnancy.
I’m hoping to have an unmedicated vaginal birth. I will be at the same hospital as last time, but changed doctors and I feel much more prepared this time. Knowing of course things can change quickly. The stories from different moms in your program were really helpful for me actually; reassuring in my own decisions to articulate what’s important to me in different scenarios.
I’ve also been able to be super active with my toddler who is 30+ lbs (went to the beach alone with him, and chasing after him at playgrounds etc) up until now and I feel that the program has really helped! Really support the program and all your work!”
- A. B.
What to expect:
You will be confident when choosing between a vaginal or a c-section delivery. You will have the strength to manage prolapse symptoms and to own your postpartum recovery.