13/11/2025
If you’ve tried stretching, strengthening, or endless core work and your back pain still keeps coming back… there’s a good chance your pelvic floor is part of the story.
Your pelvic floor isn’t just about bladder control — it’s a group of deep muscles that form the base of your core.
It connects directly to your hips, spine, and diaphragm, working as part of one pressure system that supports every move you make.
When those muscles are too tight, they can pull on the pelvis and create tension through your lower back.
When they’re too weak or uncoordinated, your deep stability is lost — and your spine ends up doing all the heavy lifting.
So if you’ve been chasing back pain that never quite shifts… it might be time to look a little deeper.
✨ This is something I assess in every Mummy MOT and women's health appointment — because your back, core, and pelvic floor are all connected.
You don’t have to keep guessing or putting up with it. Your body makes sense once you understand what’s really going on. 💛
👉 Book your Mummy MOT or women's health assessment via the link in my bio and let’s get to the root of your pain — not just the symptoms.