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Tiffany Carlin on why every woman should see a pelvic floor PT after giving birth

Tiffany Carlin on why every woman should see a pelvic floor PT after giving birth

FromMoms of Triathlon


Tiffany Carlin on why every woman should see a pelvic floor PT after giving birth

FromMoms of Triathlon

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Length:
76 minutes
Released:
Dec 2, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

This week on the podcast Amy and Aly interview Tiffany Carlin, a pelvic floor physical therapist just about to run her first postpartum half marathon 8 months after giving birth to her daughter. Tiffany shares her perspective as both a PT and a mom who has gone through the process of training through pregnancy and returning to exercise and running after birth. She gives some of her favorite pelvic floor exercise and shares the recommendation that every mom to see a pelvic floor PT at least once postpartum. She also gives details on safely returning to run. Amy and Aly open the show talking about Thanksgiving and updates on their holiday PT streak. They also discuss the recent Ironman announcement that the Ironman World Championship in 2023 will take place in a location outside of Kona for the men’s race. And they close with their Go Mommas of the Week.Find our guest Tiffany on Instagram at @scrubs_n_spandexInterview starts at 25:55
Released:
Dec 2, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (94)

Pro triathlete and cyclist Amy Henderson, stay at home mom and amateur triathlete Aly Wilson, and working mom and amateur triathlete Jen Gottschalk get together every week to discuss what's been going on in their lives as moms and athletes. Each episode has a main topic covering everything from training during pregnancy (and postpartum) to learning how to navigate the world of sport and parenthood. Join them every Friday for some truly honest conversation about the challenges they have (and are) facing as parents to young children who are also trying to maintain successful athletic careers.