Pelvic Floor Yoga: Kansas City

Our Pelvic Floor Yoga class will be all things pelvic floor! Thankfully the importance of pelvic floor wellness is catching on in our country.

Pelvic Floor Yoga:

This class will help you identify if you are lacking tone or have too much tone, or both in your pelvic floor. We will begin with discussion and review of the anatomy of the pelvic floor. You will learn to assess the health of your pelvic floor through movements. You will learn poses that will help soften and stretch, and/or stabilize and strengthen the pelvic floor. If are pre or postnatal, leaking when walking, coughing, laughing, or sneezing, experience discomfort during sex, lower back or hip pain, prolapsed organs, this workshop is for you.

Wednesday July 13th 6:00-7:30pm

Cost $25 “Yoga and Your Pelvic Floor” Pass

Full Circle Yoga KC is family centered yoga studio in Midtown Kansas City specializing in Prenatal Yoga, Baby Yoga, Tot Yoga, Restorative Postpartum Yoga, Family Yoga, Workshops, and more.

Jenny received her Pelvic Floor Yoga Teacher Certification with Leslie Howard.

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