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Painful sex and pelvic pain are common, but they are not normal. Too many women are told to “just live with it,” or worse, left feeling like something must be wrong with them. The reality is, painful intimacy is incredibly common, yet stigma, shame, and outdated ideas...
Stats That Stop You in Your Tracks: Up to 30% of female athletes experience urinary incontinence (UI), often dismissed as "normal" (source: NIH). Women who do high-impact sports are 2–3 times more likely to leak than non-athletes (source). A recent study found...
Hint: It’s not your glutes. You track your macros, lift heavy, stay hydrated, maybe even cold plunge. But if you’re an active woman in your 30s, 40s, or 50s and you’ve never given serious thought to your pelvic floor, you’re overlooking one of the most critical muscle...