FEET AND PELVIC FLOOR! CAN THEY BE RELATED?
Jewels Lamm | SEP 11, 2021
FEET AND PELVIC FLOOR! CAN THEY BE RELATED?
Jewels Lamm | SEP 11, 2021

Ready to show off your muscular feet?Ready to show off your developed arches?Ready to post your pic before and after and get great comments?
Look at my strong but mobile feet
“I am everything. I am nothing. I am powerful. I am forgotten. – Jennifer Lynn Barnes, Nobody
Yes, you may not show off your muscular feet and developed arches after your strenuous workouts. However, when you do connect with the feet and how they transfer forces through the chain, you may notice great impact on the quality of your movements and workouts.
Do you know how many bones are in the entire body?
Your answer is ...... 206 bones and a quarter of the bones are in the feet. What does it tell you? Yes, feet are essential for our overall health.
Curious for more?
There are two feet! Agree. Have you done the math – two feet = 66 articulating joints! Amazing!
The joints of the spine are linear and operate one vertebrae over the next. In the foot, the joints are non-linear with some individual bones sharing several joints with other bones. The two feet compared to one spine are designed to articulate all 66 joints. Any difference between left and right foot, changes in other structures. For example, if one foot pronates (collapsed arch) more than the other, it will affect other structures.
The way our feet articulate is incredible!
It really is chicken and egg scenario: problems in the body will work down to the foot and problems in the foot quickly spread to the body. Ladies who have been on the Active8U journey, I am very proud of your commitment to start with your foundation – strengthen your sole. No wonder that sole and soul sound so much alike. I will leave you with this thought to ponder!! WHAT IS THE STORY OF YOUR BODY THAT YOU KEEP SAYING OVER AND OVER AGAIN? HAVE YOU CHECKED YOUR FEET TO FIND SOME INTERESTING TWISTS TO YOUR STORY?
In our Active8U coaching program, we work on feet and how feet connect to hips core for improving balance, posture, walking gait and overall health of the body.
Of course, feet have a direct impact on the pelvic floor aka hips. Here is a quick video to prove my point:
What do you think?
Have you checked your feet?
Jewels Lamm | SEP 11, 2021
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