My Pelvic Floor

Description

Strength, Support, Breathing, Posture & Self-Awareness

The pelvic floor is much more than a group of muscles we are told to “tighten.” Deep within the centre of the pelvis, it is part of a dynamic network that participates in movement, breathing, posture, stability — and our sense of ourselves.

What is it about?

In this Feldenkrais workshop, we will take time to get to know the pelvic floor from the inside. Through gentle, attentive movements, you will explore where these muscles are, how you can sense them, and how they contract, release and adapt to different situations.

This is not a conventional pelvic floor exercise class. Before asking the pelvic floor to become stronger, it is valuable to first get to know it from the inside: to sense where it is, recognise when it contracts and releases, and distinguish its activity from the movements of the pelvis and surrounding muscles.

The Feldenkrais Method offers this sensory exploration as a first step towards functional strength. Through gentle, exploratory movements, we develop awareness, differentiation and coordination — creating a clearer foundation for Kegels or other forms of pelvic floor strengthening. The aim is not simply to do more, but to sense more clearly, so that strengthening can become more precise, adaptable and effective.

We will explore strength without unnecessary tension: discovering how the pelvic floor can develop functional strength not simply by working harder, but through better awareness, differentiation and coordination.

You will also experience the intimate relationship between the pelvic floor and breathing. What happens in the pelvic floor when you inhale? What changes when you exhale? How can breathing and pelvic movement support one another?

The pelvic floor is also deeply connected to posture and movement. Its relationship with the spine, abdomen, diaphragm and pelvis influences how we sit, stand, walk and organise ourselves against gravity. Rather than isolating the pelvic floor, the Feldenkrais Method invites us to discover its place within the whole body.

And there is another dimension: the pelvic floor is often associated with intimacy, vulnerability, protection, pleasure and emotional experience. Without forcing or interpreting these experiences, mindful movement can open a space to notice how emotions and bodily sensations may be reflected in patterns of holding, relaxing and moving.

Join us and discover the part of yourself you rarely think about — yet that influences so much of how you move, breathe, stand, walk and feel.

What You’ll Experience

• Awaken sensory awareness of your pelvic floor and its role in movement
• Release unnecessary tension and improve coordination in the pelvis, lower back and hips
• Differentiate pelvic floor activity from surrounding muscles while maintaining whole-body coordination
• Develop functional strength through awareness, adaptability and efficient use
• Integrate breath, posture and movement for greater ease in everyday activities
• Discover how pelvic organisation influences walking and other dynamic movements
• Develop greater awareness and coordination related to bladder and bowel control

Focus Areas

Pelvic Floor Awareness

Sensing and differentiating the pelvic floor and perineal muscles, and discovering how they contract, release and adapt.

Strength & Coordination

Exploring functional strengthening without excessive effort, and developing the ability to engage and release with greater precision.

Breathing

Discovering the relationship between the pelvic floor, diaphragm, abdomen and breath — and how they can support one another.

Posture & Movement

Exploring the role of the pelvic floor in sitting, standing, walking and moving against gravity.

Self-Awareness

Noticing sensations, habits and emotional associations with curiosity and without judgement.

Why It Matters

Choose Your Format

A · ONLINE SERIES

Explore the pelvic floor from home, in your own personal space.

• 6 sessions
• Thursdays at 19:30
• First session: September 17

B · IN-PERSON WORKSHOP

A full day of guided Feldenkrais exploration in Dali (near the Old Town).

• September 9
• 09:00–12:00 & 14:00–17:00

C · COMBO

Combine both formats for a deeper exploration and continued practice.

• 6 online guided sessions
• 1 full-day in-person workshop
• Combo price: 30% off

Come and meet your pelvic floor from a new perspective.

Not by forcing it.

Not by simply tightening it.

But by sensing, differentiating, coordinating — and discovering what becomes possible.