Join me, Dr. Melissa, and stand up to pelvic pain with gentle relief exercises designed to ease your way into pelvic floor strength and improved mobility. Whether you're experiencing pelvic tension, fullness, or pain, these standing exercises are the gentle yet powerful approach you've been looking for. With a focus on the pudendal nerve and breathwork, you'll learn to release tension and foster healing naturally.

These allstanding mobility exercises are perfect if sitting becomes painful, allowing you to find relief without added discomfort. Move through nerve glides and gentle squats, cultivating a profound impact on your wellbeing through each thoughtful movement. Remember, it’s not about pushing your limits; it's about finding a place where your body can relax and heal.

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Namaste and remember to consult with a physician before starting any new exercise regimen to ensure your safety and wellbeing. Keep up the good work and let's continue to support each other in our wellness journeys.

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CHAPTERS:
0:00 Yoga Flow Introduction
0:24 CatCow Pose for Pudendal Nerve
2:55 WideLegged Forward Bend Relaxation
5:09 Pelvic Floor Release Lunge
7:34 Twisted Lunge for Pelvic Tension Relief
12:27 Closing Remarks
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