Mobility work supports your joint health, improves range of motion, and helps protect against injury… especially as our hormones shift! Joint pain and stiffness are very common in perimenopause - but they’re not something you have to ignore! Mobility helps: 🫶🏽lubercate your joints 🫶🏽reduce stiffness 🫶🏽improve movement quality 🫶🏽support recovery Move your joints. Calm your body. If you want to keep lifting, walking, AND living fully… mobility matters!!💜

Here’s a little bit of a video from my new YouTube series “things no one told me about perimenopause”- and this one was about something we’ve all mentioned we have or do struggle with… Sleeeeep , or lack there of!!😅 I have to say, I do sleep “better” than I was before starting HRT , but I still find myself waking up and moving around a ton , restless- even on my nights I have optimal sleep scores! As you all have seen in other videos, I prioritize my sleeps most nights with different practices and routines. BUT!☝🏽 I can not remember the last time I actually slept all Through the night without waking up multiple times- it’s definitely been years and years! How about you? Can you relate to any of this? 🤔 I’m curious to hear about your experiences below , if you incorporate any of the practices I’ve mentioned in previous posts , and as always- I hope you’re having a beautiful day!💜

Happy love day from Stanley, Hanky and I.🥰 Wishing you all the love and spoiling yourself you deserve!🫶🏽

Hi ladies, and happy Sunday! I wanted to make a little post about something i'm learning more about with my menopause certification - and also a topic @Alyssa Furukawa mentioned is a great thing we don't talk enough about! ....Our pelvic floor. The pelvic floor isn’t just about kegels, and it’s definitely not just a “post baby” thing. Your pelvic floor is a group of muscles that supports: ✅ your bladder and bowel ✅ your core and posture ✅ your hips and low back ✅ sexual function ✅ stability during lifting, walking, and just daily life During perimenopause and menopause, declining estrogen can affect muscle tone, connective tissue, and coordination ...which is why symptoms like leaking, heaviness, low back pain, or core weakness can show up even if you have never had kids. Here’s the part many women don’t hear enough...A healthy pelvic floor needs strength AND relaxation. That means: ✅ learning how to breathe properly ✅ coordinating the pelvic floor with your core ✅ not over-clenching all day ✅ using functional strength and mobility work 🌸 Some simple things you can start doing today to support your pelvic floor that don’t need fancy equipment for or hours of work, are: ✨ Breathe before you brace...Slow exhales help the pelvic floor relax and coordinate with your core. ✨ Stop clenching all day...Many of us hold tension without realizing it. Periodically check in and fully relax. ✨ Exhale on effort...When lifting, standing up, or carrying groceries , gently exhale instead of holding your breath. ✨ Walk daily...Walking supports pelvic floor coordination, circulation, and your nervous system regulation. ✨ Train your glutes and hips...Strong hips help take pressure off the pelvic floor and improve overall stability. ✨ Prioritize mobility...Gentle hip and spine mobility keeps the pelvic floor working with your body, not against it. Consistency beats intensity here. A few mindful minutes a day can make a real difference💜 Pelvic floor health = confidence, comfort, and longevity! 💜

Happy Sunday everyone. I hope you all had a beautiful day! What did everyone get up to? Did you rest and relax or make today a get things done day? @Koren Heron and I - along with our crazy pups and some others went for a beautiful hike in the torrential downpouring rain for 2.5 hours , and it was lovely! 😍 ( and really wet 🤣) Drop a pic, vid or comment below what you got up to , and I hope you all sleep well tonight!💜