By Ashish
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This gentle and restorative pose helps open the hips and stretches the inner thighs, promoting flexibility and relaxation in the pelvic floor muscles.
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This deep squat pose stretches and tones the pelvic floor muscles, encouraging flexibility and strengthening the pelvic region.
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By gently stretching the inner thighs and lower back, Happy Baby Pose relieves tension in the pelvic floor and promotes relaxation.
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Plow Pose stretches the back of the body and engages the pelvic floor, promoting blood flow to the pelvic region and strengthening the muscles in the area.
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This pose gently massages and releases tension in the pelvic floor muscles, promoting better circulation and relaxation.
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Locust Pose strengthens the pelvic floor and lower back, improving stability and promoting healthy pelvic function.
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By activating the glutes and lower back muscles, Bridge Pose provides support and stability to the pelvic floor, improving its function and overall strength.
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Chair Pose engages the pelvic floor and core muscles, helping to improve stability and posture while promoting pelvic floor health.
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