| Stress Incontinence Workshop Double CD: with Jane Burdick, US Certified Feldenkrais Practitioner
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With her unique double-CD set, Jane Burdick, US Certified Feldenkrais Practitioner, leads listeners through over 130 minutes of exercises to strengthen the pelvic floor.
Using the respected Feldenkrais exercise methods, Jane brings together a program that focuses on the pelvic floor, whilst also providing valuable therapy for common ailments such as lower back pain, and leg, knee and hip pain.
Listeners will benefit from an overall program of exercise that builds strength, confidence and vitality. All tracks are useful for core strengthening and will help to make you more balanced and coordinated, giving you more grace and pleasure in all your movements as you go about your day.
CD 1 (67:25)
TRACK 1 (1:30) A short introduction covering who can benefit and what tools are needed in order to begin.....ie. a hard chair, 2 thin pillows, etc.
TRACK 2 (39:40) Simple seated anatomy of the pelvic floor done in the imagination with the help of the drawing on the CD.
Slow-motion sneeze in sitting. Enlisting the use of the entire body in order to retrain the urethra to close before and during a forceful exhale such as a sneeze, cough or laugh.
TRACK 3 (26:55) Slow-motion sneeze lying on the back. Another use of whole-body flexion to retrain the urethra and the whole pelvic floor. Includes use of the eyes, tongue, hands, head, breastbone, backbone.....and the easy development of long-lost stomach muscles.
CD 2 (66:51)
TRACK 1 (20:14) Introduction and tools needed.Connecting the feet to the pelvic floor. With the feet on the wall, lying on the back, discovering how each area of the foot influences specific areas of the pelvic floor and can lead to improvement with every step.
TRACK 2 (18:12) Connecting the feet to the pelvic floor in standing. Grounding through the feet to awaken, lift and tone the pelvic floor, using gravity's counter forces to help. Breathing. Use of the inhale/exhale to help contract the pelvic floor.
TRACK 3 (28:25) Walking on the wall. Learning to contract the pelvic floor side to side and through the core, allowing each step to lift, tone, and transfer movement through the system, including the pelvic floor, without effort.
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