13/10/2026
Why does nobody talk about the breath + pelvic floor? 👀💙
At Root & Rise: Pelvic Floor & Core workshop (a couple of weeks ago!) we explored what’s happening beneath the surface — and why understanding our anatomy can be such a game-changer, particularly through midlife and beyond.
💨 INHALE: Your diaphragm moves down as your lungs fill, and your pelvic floor can gently soften, lengthen and descend.
💨 EXHALE: Your diaphragm moves up, and your pelvic floor can respond, recoil and rise.
Together with your deep abdominal and spinal muscles, these structures help manage pressure as we breathe, move, lift, cough and laugh.
And here’s the important bit: your pelvic floor needs to do more than contract. It also needs to relax, lengthen and respond to the demands we place on it. Constantly squeezing isn’t the goal!
✨ One participant described Root & Rise as:
“A truly inspiring day, with knowledge and yoga interwoven, followed by a ‘wow’ moment when it all clicked and made sense.”
In our small, supportive group, we combined anatomical education with practical movement, creating space to ask questions, share experiences and begin to feel these connections in our own bodies.
And the learning doesn’t stop when you leave the room! Take-home practice videos help participants revisit the techniques, build confidence and continue exploring at their own pace.
💙 Your pelvic floor is part of a breathing, moving body — not a separate muscle to remember to squeeze.
More practical anatomy, movement and opportunities to understand your body are coming to Blue Lotus Yoga in 2027.
Watch this space! 👀