Abs, Core, Pelvic Floor Live Workshops With Katie

Abs, Core, Pelvic Floor: The Full Core Connection- April 18th, 3:30-5pm I

Abs, Core, Pelvic Floor: The Full Core Connection- April 18th, 3:30-5pm I

Abs, Core, Pelvic Floor: Strength In Motion- May 16th, 3:30-4:45pm I

Abs, Core, Pelvic Floor: Strength In Motion- May 16th, 3:30-4:45pm I

The Missing Link in Core Strength: Why Your Workouts Aren’t Working (Yet)

If you’ve been doing all the “right” workouts…
and your core still feels weak…
your back still aches…
or that lower belly just won’t budge…

you’re not alone.

And more importantly—you’re not doing anything wrong.

You’ve just been missing a key piece.

Your Core Is More Than Your Abs

Most workouts focus on the outer layer—the abs you can see.

But your real strength comes from deeper.

Your deep core and pelvic floor are responsible for:

  • Supporting your spine

  • Managing pressure in your body

  • Stabilizing you during movement

  • Helping you feel strong, not strained

When these muscles aren’t working together, your body compensates.

That’s when you start to notice:

  • Back, hip, or pelvic discomfort

  • Leaking when you sneeze, jump, or workout

  • A core that feels disconnected or weak

  • A lower belly that won’t respond—no matter what you try

Why Traditional Core Workouts Fall Short

Here’s the frustrating part:

Most ab workouts actually skip the foundation your body needs.

Or worse… they reinforce patterns like:

  • Holding your breath

  • Bearing down instead of lifting

  • Over-gripping your abs or glutes

  • Moving without true core support

So even if you’re working hard…
you’re not getting the results you want.

What Actually Works: Deep Core & Pelvic Floor Training

Real core strength starts with:

  • Breath

  • Alignment

  • Connection

When you learn how to:

  • Coordinate your breath with movement

  • Stack your ribcage over your pelvis

  • Engage your core and pelvic floor together

Everything changes.

You move differently.
You feel stronger.
And your body starts working with you instead of against you.

From Understanding to Real-Life Strength

Knowing this is one thing.

Actually using it when you move? That’s where most people get stuck.

That’s why we created a 2-part workshop series—to take you from awareness to real, functional strength.

Part 1: The Full Core Connection

This is where everything starts.

In this 90-minute workshop, you’ll learn:

  • How your core and pelvic floor actually function

  • Why common workouts aren’t working (and what to do instead)

  • How to reconnect through breath, posture, and intentional movement

If you’ve been dealing with pain, leaking, or a core that just doesn’t feel right—this is your foundation.

🔥 Part 2: Strength in Motion

Once you understand the connection… it’s time to apply it.

This movement-based workshop helps you:

  • Use your core correctly in workouts and yoga

  • Build strength through real-life movement patterns

  • Feel confident that you’re moving in a way that supports your body

This is where it clicks.

Where strength becomes something you can actually use.

Who This Is For

This series is designed for women who:

  • Feel disconnected from their core after having kids (even years later)

  • Experience leaking, pressure, or discomfort with movement

  • Want to feel stronger, more confident, and supported in their body

  • Are tired of guessing what works—and ready for a smarter approach

You Don’t Need More Workouts—You Need a Better Foundation

This isn’t about doing more.

It’s about doing it right.

When your deep core and pelvic floor are working together, everything else becomes more effective—your workouts, your yoga practice, and your daily life.

Join the Workshop Series at Yen Yoga & Fitness

Whether you start with Part 1 or jump into both, this series will help you reconnect, rebuild, and feel stronger from the inside out.

📅 Part 1: April 18th | 3:30–5:00pm
📅 Part 2: May 16th | 3:30–4:45pm
📍 Yen Yoga & Fitness

🎟️ Limited spots available—reserve yours today

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