Specialized Workouts
Follow-along videos specifically for closing the gap.
Many mothers struggle with a stubborn belly bulge that doesn't seem to go away with diet or traditional ab exercises like crunches. Often, this is not just fat—it's a condition called Diastasis Recti, where the abdominal muscles separate during pregnancy and haven't fully knitted back together.
The Mommy Pooch Program is specifically designed to address this core dysfunction. We focus on healing the connective tissue, strengthening the deep transverse abdominis muscles, and correcting posture to flatten the tummy safely and effectively.
It's not about doing more sit-ups; in fact, traditional ab workouts can make it worse. Our specialized approach ensures you heal correctly so you can feel strong and confident in your body again.
It's more than just cosmetic.
A protruding belly that looks like you are still months pregnant.
A ridge running down the center of your abs when you sit up.
Weak core support leading to chronic back strain.
Leaking urine when sneezing, coughing, or jumping.
Slouching or distinct "sway back" due to lack of core stability.
Feeling distended easily, especially after meals.
Healing Diastasis Recti is a journey of reconnection. We use the Core Restoration Method:
Learning diaphragmatic breathing to activate the deep core muscles.
Isolating and strengthening the Transverse Abdominis.
Aligning the pelvis and spine to reduce pressure on the abdomen.
Foods that support collagen production and reduce bloating.
Coordinating the pelvic floor with the core for total stability.
Gradually introducing more challenging movements as healing occurs.
Specialized care for specialized needs.
We screen for Diastasis Recti and modify every exercise to ensure safety.
We understand the frustration and provide emotional support.
Building a functional core that serves you for life.
Everything you need to regain your core.
Follow-along videos specifically for closing the gap.
Meal plans to reduce bloating and support tissue repair.
Methods to measure the gap and track your closure.
Tips for everyday movements (lifting baby, getting out of bed) to protect your core.
Share tips and encouragement with fellow moms.
Feedback on your form to ensure you are doing it right.
Regain your confidence and strength. It's never too late to heal.