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09/03/2026

Women carry many roles throughout life. 👩
Supporting families, building careers, pursuing passions, caring for others, and showing up for themselves. 💪

Behind many of these everyday activities is the pelvic floor, a group of muscles that support movement, stability, and bladder control. Yet for many women, pelvic floor health is still something that is rarely talked about.

That conversation is changing. 👸

With femfit®, women and their healthcare professionals can see how the pelvic floor muscles are working through real-time biofeedback and track improvements over time.💜

This International Women’s Day, we recognise every role women hold and the growing attention to pelvic floor health that supports them through each stage of life. A big happy international women’s day from all of us at JUNOFEM. ✨⭐️🫶🏻

03/03/2026

In 2016, a group of researchers in Aotearoa asked a simple but important question. 🙋🏻‍♀️

What is actually happening along the length of the va**na during an intentional pelvic floor muscle contraction?

Can we measure the change in pressure, due to muscle activation, AND a change in abdominal pressure?

Pelvic floor muscle training was already recommended as a first-line treatment. But more than a third of women could not contract the right muscles correctly. There was no clear way to see the difference between pelvic floor effort and abdominal pressure.
💜 So they built something new. 💜
A soft, compliant, wireless device with multiple pressure sensors that could sit comfortably inside the va**na and record pressure along its length. A va**nal pressure profile. ✨

For the first time, pelvic floor and abdominal pressures could be measured at the same time, during real tasks like squeezing, coughing, and everyday movement. The results showed something powerful. 💪
Every person had a unique pressure profile. ⭐️
Correct pelvic floor contractions looked different from straining.
And what we assumed was happening was not always what the data showed.
That work laid the foundation for what comes next.
Better feedback. Better understanding. Better training.
Nearly a decade on, that question still matters.🫶🏻
But now, we have better tools to support real change in pelvic floor health.💜
#2016

23/02/2026

Our CEO Dr Jenny Kruger joins ‘s Pelvic Power Hour to break down why pelvic floor training can feel confusing, why progress isn’t always immediate, and what real, sustainable change looks like over time. 💜

This episode explores:
• Why many women struggle to find the right muscles
• Why “just do your Kegels” isn’t enough
• What actually supports strength and recovery💪

👉 The full episode will be available THIS WEEK. Scan the QR code to sign up for free to watch.

03/02/2026

Pelvic floor training works best when it’s structured, progressive, and tailored to where you’re at. That’s exactly how the femfit® programmes are designed.

Each femfit® programme is built around the same four core exercises targeting strength, endurance, coordination, and control. From there, the training adapts as you progress.

The Starter programme focuses on learning techniques and building awareness, helping you connect with the right muscles from the beginning.

The Strength Builder programme then takes this foundation further through a guided 12-week progression, gradually increasing challenge as your pelvic floor adapts.

Once strength and control are established, the Maintenance programme supports long-term pelvic floor health with shorter, regular sessions each week.

For more flexibility, Freestyle lets you explore pelvic floor contractions in real time. There’s no set routine to follow, so you can try movements, activities, or exercises freely, or use it with your health professional to focus on something specific.

No matter where you’re starting from, there’s a femfit® programme designed to support your pelvic floor training journey in a clear, clinically guided way.

You can explore the programmes for free by downloading the femfit® app.

23/01/2026

Pelvic floor training should never feel uncomfortable or forced.

femfit® is designed to be soft and flexible, so it moves with your body rather than against it.

Unlike rigid, hard devices, femfit® is shaped to sit comfortably and adapt to you, making it easier to focus on technique, connection, and consistency, not discomfort.

✨ When something feels right, you’re more likely to keep coming back to it.

Learn more via the link in our bio or give us a DM
Ngā mihi nui 💜

womenshealth

20/01/2026

At JUNOFEM, our focus is on helping women better understand and care for their pelvic floor, with evidence-based tools that support long-term health. 🤸‍♂️

The femfit® device and app deliver a guided pelvic floor muscle training programme that goes beyond incontinence alone. It is designed to support wider pelvic floor health, including sexual function, recovery following prolapse surgery, and confidence during everyday and high-impact activities, even things like trampolining.

Here are just a few reasons femfit® stands out:

✨ Eight pressure sensors for detailed, precise tracking, more than any other pelvic floor trainer!

✨ Simultaneous measurement of pelvic floor activation and abdominal pressure.

✨ Real-time feedback to support correct technique.

✨ Clear progress tracking so you can see your improvements over time.

✨ The option to share your progress with a clinician through the app, helping bridge the gap between appointments.

✨ Regular email support during the 12-week programme to help keep you motivated and on track.

✨ A unique Pressure Array Sensor system that sets femfit® apart from other pelvic floor trainers.

✨ Clinically proven to improve urinary incontinence symptoms!

You can explore femfit® programmes for free by downloading the app today.

Learn more via the link in our bio.

Ngā mihi nui 💜

womenshealth

15/01/2026

Clinical evidence is a big part of what guides our work at JUNOFEM. 🔎

femfit® is underpinned by extensive research, including randomised controlled trials.

Research has shown that women who completed the femfit® programme experienced a median reduction of 70% in leakage episodes. These findings reinforce the value of targeted, well-guided pelvic floor muscle training and highlight the importance of tools that support correct technique and consistency. 💜

For us, research does not just sit in journals. It informs how femfit® is designed, how our exercise programmes are structured, and how we support women throughout their pelvic floor training journey.💪

Evidence matters, and it is something we are proud to stand behind.
Learn more via the link in our bio, and feel free to leave any questions in the comments or our DMs.

Ngā mihi nui 💜

12/01/2026

Pelvic floor care isn’t only about recovery — it’s also about prevention. 🫷

Even if symptoms aren’t part of your life right now, supporting your pelvic floor early can make a real difference over time. 💪

From pregnancy and sport to menopause and everyday movement, small, consistent habits help build strength, control, and confidence for the future.

At JUNOFEM, we believe prevention should feel simple, supportive, and grounded in evidence. And if you’d like a little guidance along the way, femfit® can help you train the right muscles and track your progress with confidence.

✨ Prevention starts now. Make pelvic floor exercises part of your New Year’s resolution.

Learn more via the link in our bio. Ngā mihi me te aroha nui.

01/01/2026

As we welcome the new year, we’re taking a moment to pause and reflect on the year that’s been. We’re so grateful for every conversation, question, and shared experience that’s helped shape our work and our growing community. 🥰

Supporting women’s pelvic floor health is at the heart of what we do, and we feel lucky to work alongside everyone who cares deeply about women’s health and women’s pelvic floor health. 🫶🏻🫶🏻💪💪

As we move into the year ahead, we’re excited to keep learning, connecting, and supporting women every step of the way. From all of us at JUNOFEM, we wish you a wonderful, happy, and healthy 2026! ✨💜 Keep squeezing! 😉

#2026

24/12/2025

A BIG Merry Christmas from all of us at JUNOFEM 🎄💜

This year has been filled with conversations, learning, and so many moments of connection, and we’re truly grateful to everyone who’s been part of our femfit® journey.

Thank you for supporting women’s pelvic health this year. We wish you a happy, healthy holiday and look forward to seeing you in the new year. ✨

17/12/2025

femfit® goes to SPACE! 🚀
SPACE (Supporting Parents Alongside Children’s Education) supports new mums through the early months, and recently JUNOFEM had the opportunity to join them — and their cute babies — to explore how the pelvic floor changes during this stage.💜

Not just through birth itself, but also through shifting hormones and the effects of breastfeeding. Our CEO Jenny talked through how both va**nal and C-section births impact these muscles, how postpartum hormone levels influence strength and support, and why pelvic floor exercises are such a simple but powerful way to reconnect with your body. 🥰
And of course… we all did some pelvic floor exercises together! A small but meaningful step in rebuilding pelvic floor awareness and confidence.💪

For more info visit JUNOFEM.com or DM to ask questions.

**nalbirth

14/12/2025

This is another abstract featuring femfit® and Jenny Kruger presented at the ICS meeting in Abu Dhabi.

Kari Bø’s lab used femfit® to study pelvic floor behaviour during Olympic lifting, to explore if one pre-contraction could exceed the intra-abdominal pressure generated during heavy lifts. 🏋🏻‍♀️

The takeaway message was that a single squeeze isn’t enough. Regular pelvic floor muscle training is recommended to build the control needed during high-intensity lifts.

Read the abstract: https://www.ics.org/2025/abstract/27
and for more info about femfit® visit: JUNOFEM.COM

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