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True Core Training eBook for Mums

True Core Training is about ALL the muscles in the trunk and torso – not just the abdominals. In fact, training just your abs can have a detrimental effect on the rest of your core! This program will guide you through a comprehensive 6-step program that will ensure that you regain full core function and health before or after having children.

Mild to moderate incontinence will affect 50-65% of people at some point during their lives1, with well over half of them never seeking treatment. In addition, there are other pelvic floor problems that are often unreported to a personal trainer, such as prolapse, breathing problems, and lower back pain2.

The aim of this program is to bring you back – from whatever injury, dysfunction, or limitation has stopped you – back to movement and exercising with abandon!

This eBook will be immediately downloadable on purchase, and includes 6 workout videos for you to do at home or your local gym.

$197.00

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True Core Training is about ALL the muscles in the trunk and torso – not just the abdominals. In fact, training just your abs can have a detrimental effect on the rest of your core! This program will guide you through a comprehensive 6-step program that will ensure that you regain full core function and health before or after having children.

Mild to moderate incontinence will affect 50-65% of people at some point during their lives1, with well over half of them never seeking treatment. In addition, there are other pelvic floor problems that are often unreported to a personal trainer, such as prolapse, breathing problems, and lower back pain2.

The aim of this program is to bring you back – from whatever injury, dysfunction, or limitation has stopped you – back to movement and exercising with abandon!

1http://www.continence.org.au/pages/key-statistics.html

2Smith MD, Russell A, Hodges PW. Disorders of Breathing and Continence Have a Stronger Association with Back Pain than obesity and Physical Activity. Aust J Physiother. 2006;52(1):11-16.