From New Year's Resolution to Daily re-centering

From New Year's Resolution to Daily re-centering

Contents:

  1. It Started on New Year’s Day
  2. Hypopressives is my Personal Check-In
  3. Why I Chose the Name re-centre

It Started on New Year’s Day

I remember in my pre-kid days I would go somewhere lovely on New Year's day, usually near water, and write my resolutions or manifestations. It was a way of starting fresh, and being open to the possibilities of what a new year would bring. Maybe it’s kids, maybe it’s the pandemic, but on January 1st 2021, it definitely did not feel like that sort of a New Year’s Day.

Hypopressives is my Personal Check-In

The one thing I did do though was a Hypopressives and postnatal yoga practice. There is something about doing a practice that makes me feel that even if the rest of the day is hard work, at least I’ve given myself a piece of me, being me in my own body, working to make it healthier. Let’s face it with young kids in the mix, there are not many days that do not, at some point, feel like hard work! When I have had some time really being in my body, it gives me the resources to deal with what feels like constant negotiations with the small people in my life!

As a former professional dancer I had a need for a daily physical check-in. I did this for 20 years in a daily ballet class, which was so ingrained in me that I felt lost without it. Almost like a moving meditation it was how I knew where my head was as well as my body. I thought this was a dancer thing, but I’ve come to see that we all need this, a daily physical greeting of one’s body and mind is just so crucial to being present, with ourselves, in our families, our work and our life.

Why I Chose the Name re-centre

The name re-centre resonated with me for 2 reasons. Firstly in the literal sense, Hypopressives is the most effective way of rebuilding connection and function to one’s core or centre postpartum - that I have ever experienced. And secondly, it is like that little option on a GPS map to “re-centre” when you zoom out of your navigation, it is a space to bring you back to yourself and put you back on your way.

So for me resolutions are not where I am at, but rather focusing on coming back to myself daily, whether that is a physical practice or a walk in the fresh air, really taking in the beauty that is always there.

I hope that you can find a way to make the time to connect with yourself, it doesn’t have to be long, but that daily greeting is probably one of the best things we can do not just for ourselves but also for those we come into contact with.

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Hypopressives is an effective technique toward relieving symptoms related to Pelvic Organ Prolapse, Diastasis Recti and Urinary Incontinence. Hypopressives also improves poor posture, pelvic floor weakness and back pain. I offer a flexible approach to memberships and a 14-day free trial.

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About the Author

Simone Muller is the founder of re-centre and has over 22 years of teaching experience across Pilates, Low Pressure Fitness and Yoga.

She launched the online platform to make Low Pressure Fitness and Hypopressives more accessible to more women around the world so that they can become the strongest and most functional versions of themselves.

Originally from South Africa, Simone's dance and Pilates career evolved when she faced post-childbirth challenges, prompting her to explore Low Pressure Fitness in Spain.

As the first level 3 instructor in London, she has witnessed transformative postnatal rehabilitation results in clients, addressing issues like Diastasis Recti, prolapse and incontinence.

Simone has written articles for the re-centre blog 'Kegels not Working?', 'The connection between menstruation and prolapse symptoms' and 'Why I love teaching postnatal rehabilitation?'.

Simone has also written guest posts for The Shala 'What is Low Pressure Fitness', Yana Active 'Prioritising your Pelvic Floor Health After Giving Birth and Nurturing the Core' and for The Pelvic Academy 'Empowering Women's Health - The Power of Collaboration Between Hypopressives, Physiotherapists and Osteopaths'.

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