Hi, I don't hear "pelvic floor" mentioned in the Gokhale method. Strengthening through kegels, etc. Pilates and yoga always emphasize the pelvic floor and that it is the foundation everything else in the core. Is it an important part of inner corset or just something they are just making up?
Pelvic floor
January 25, 2021 - 6:00pm | 4 posts
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Pelvic floor
3 weeks 6 days ago
10/08/2020 - 6:01am
I'd like to know more about this too.
2 years 3 weeks ago
06/05/2013 - 6:41am
Hi. I am a student of Gokhale. Esther has great explanations of what you are referring to. The best way I can explain is that once your body is in its proper alignment (especially the pelvis) then the muscles you are speaking of are in their respective homes and there is not need for specific exercises to work them.
Page 73 of Esther's book 8 Steps (fig 3-9) states "With an anteverted pelvis (a), the pubic bone is postitioned to support the pelvic organs. With a retroverted pelvis (b), the Kegel (pubo-cocygeal) muscle is obliged to assume this role." (a and b are visuals of this).
During the daily program Q&A and other workshops, this question does come up and teachers give generous explanations. Hope this gives you some guidance.
10 months 2 weeks ago
10/27/2023 - 12:50am
The Gokhale Method primarily focuses on overall body alignment and posture. While it doesn't emphasize the pelvic floor as much as some practices like yoga and Pilates, it acknowledges its importance within the context of holistic body alignment and pain-free movement. If you're trying to find a reliable collaborator to assist you with your essay writing services. They provide excellent service, and I heartily suggest this https://www.grabmyessay.com/ website to anyone who needs help. They have a group of knowledgeable writers who can tackle a variety of subjects, guaranteeing that your work is properly researched and written. Their dedication to meeting deadlines and producing high-quality work on time is what makes them stand out.