Body Con Movement

Apparently my commitment to core strength started very early. 😂

Core strength loading…
Some things were clearly meant to be. 🤸🏼‍♀️

But this Friday post comes with an extra little bit of happiness. 💛

This week, our Body Con Movement family grew by two tiny new members. One beautiful little girl and one gorgeous little boy arrived safely into the world. 🩷🩵

A huge congratulations to both of our Body Con families. We’re sending you so much love as you settle into this very special new chapter.

And to our two newest little members… we’ll give you a few years before we start checking that plank form. 😂

Welcome to the world, little ones. 🤍

The courage only she knows.

A reminder that some of the greatest acts of courage happen quietly, behind closed doors and without anyone ever knowing what they cost.

Sometimes it’s getting out of bed.
Sometimes it’s asking for help.
Sometimes it’s choosing to rest.
And sometimes it’s simply putting one foot in front of the other.

At Body Con Movement, movement is about more than exercise. It’s time to reconnect with yourself, breathe and remember what your body can do.

Come on the days you feel strong.
Come on the days you don’t.
Both matter.

Come move with us. Link in bio 🫶🏼

Your pelvic floor affects far more than you may realise.

Bladder control, bowel function, intimacy, core strength, posture and lower-back support can all be influenced by your pelvic health.

Symptoms such as leaking, urgency, heaviness or discomfort may be common, but that does not mean you simply have to live with them.

At Body Con Movement, we offer discreet pelvic chair therapy and supportive movement guidance for both women and men.

Your pelvic health matters. Let’s start the conversation.

DM us privately to find out whether pelvic chair therapy may be suitable for you.

HAPPY WOMAN’S DAY QUEENS ❤️🫶🏼

Some stories are difficult to tell. But sometimes they are the ones that need to be told. 💙

For years, I lived with the physical and emotional effects of an injury that happened during the birth of my son. It was an experience that changed me and eventually became part of why I am so passionate about pelvic health and helping other women understand their bodies.

This Women’s Day, I’m sharing my story for every woman who has ever felt embarrassed, ashamed, alone or simply thought, “I guess this is something I have to live with.”

You don’t.

We need to keep having the conversations women were once too afraid or embarrassed to have.

And if you are the woman reading this who has been quietly living with something that doesn’t feel right, please don’t stay silent because you feel embarrassed. I know what that silence feels like. Reach out. Ask the question. Start the conversation. It could change far more than you realise. 💙

My inbox is always open.