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Kinesiotaping for Diastasis Recti Postpartum

Kinesiotaping technique for Diastasis Recti postpartum. Flatten your tummy, heal your diastasis and recover faster with use the use of kinesiotape. Taping combined with proper exercise and avoiding certain activities will help heal your diastasis and restore function. See more info here and here and here! Did you know I have an online training program […]

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Have ab separation? Instead of wearing a belly band try this Kinesiotaping technique! It’s been a client fav for years.

Kinesiotape helps support you in the right way so your muscles are encouraged to do the work and with proper exercise and movement modification can help heal your diastasis recti and flatten your belly long term.

Have ab separation? Instead of wearing a belly band try this Kinesiotaping technique! It’s been a client fav for years. Read More »

I still use this technique to this day with my clients with great success! ?

7 years ago I started posting about kinesiotaping for diastasis recti, and that’s actually how I unintentionally got some traction on this account ? I still use this technique to this day with my clients with great success! ? Kinesiotaping is different than bracing because braces do the work FOR you, which can actually cause

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In order for things to function properly, we need to have a good balance between ALL the muscles of the core, specifically the transverse abdominis, internal and external obliques, and the rectus abdominis.

I can totally geek out on the anatomy here, but check out the photos for what muscles I am talking about!! ? We all know what to look for when it comes to diastasis recti, but what about doming? Both can be an issue, but can totally be rehabbed with exercise. ? ?Why should you

In order for things to function properly, we need to have a good balance between ALL the muscles of the core, specifically the transverse abdominis, internal and external obliques, and the rectus abdominis. Read More »

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