Empower Physical Therapy and Wellness

Empower Physical Therapy and Wellness unlock your pelvic health potential with our whole body approach, effective and tailored to you.

02/12/2026

Most people walk into their first pelvic floor PT visit not knowing what to expect.

Is it awkward?
Is it just kegels?
Will I just be lying on a table the whole time?

Here’s what actually happens 👇🏼

At Empower PT & Wellness, your evaluation is comprehensive and movement-based.

We start with a conversation — your symptoms, your goals, your workouts, your pregnancies, your daily life. Then we assess how your body moves. Squatting. Bending. Breathing. Balancing.

Because your pelvic floor doesn’t work in isolation — it works with your core, hips, ribcage, and the way you manage pressure.

If appropriate and with your full consent, we may perform an internal assessment. This gives us valuable information about coordination, strength, and tension — but it is always optional and explained beforehand.

You’ll leave your first visit with:
✔ Answers
✔ A clear plan
✔ And a better understanding of your body

No guessing. No brushing symptoms off as “normal.”

If you’ve been putting off getting help because you didn’t know what to expect — this is your sign.

02/11/2026

My back was flared up.

Not injured.
Not “out.”
Just irritated.

And instead of spiraling or stopping everything… I gave it movement.

A little glute work.
Some spinal mobility.
Breathing into the back of my ribcage.
Extension.
Pelvic control.

Back pain often isn’t a sign to stop moving.
It’s usually a sign to move better.

Your spine loves variability.
It loves blood flow.
It loves load — when you build to it.

Avoiding movement tends to make backs more sensitive.
Guided movement tends to calm them down.

If your back has been “talking” lately, it may not need rest.
It may need direction.

02/11/2026

You can’t grow what can’t move.

When your pelvic floor moves well — instead of gripping or overworking — it allows your pelvis to move freely.

And when your pelvis can move…
your glutes can actually work through their full range.

That’s where growth happens.

One our favorite exercises Single Leg Hinge with Rotation

Mobility first.
Then strength in the new range.
That’s how you build glutes that actually support your pelvic floor — not compete with it.

If you’ve been doing the release work… this is your next step.

Save this for your next lift day.

02/04/2026

Glute strength needs pelvic movement.
Pelvic movement needs a pelvic floor that can relax.

This ball release helps decrease pelvic floor tension so your pelvis can move—and your glutes can finally work through their full range and get stronger.

👉 Stay tuned for mobility work to help your pelvic floor allow pelvic movement so your glutes can actually grow.

💾Save this if glute training hasn’t been clicking. Release + mobility + strength is where real change happens.

02/03/2026

This surprises a lot of people 👀

If your pelvic floor is constantly tight—especially in the back—it can limit how your pelvis moves.
And since your glutes act on the pelvis, that restriction can keep them from working through their full range.

That means:
• less effective glute activation
• limited strength gains
• stalled muscle growth

Strength isn’t just about working harder—it’s about allowing the right parts to move so the right muscles can do their job.

👉 Stay tuned for the next few videos where I’ll show you how to release your pelvic floor so you can actually get those glute gains.

Address

1031 Cambridge Square, Suite F
Alpharetta, GA
30004

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

+16784135587

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