Relax and Breathe

Slow breathing for a tense pelvic floor. Four seconds in, four out. That's it.

3 minute session

Ready when you are

Press start

A small cue for today.

Chloe Evans, Chartered Pelvic Health Physiotherapist

A note from Chloe

If you've been told "just do your kegels" and things got worse, not better, you're not imagining it. A tense muscle can't get stronger until it learns to let go. So we start here: four seconds in, four seconds out. That's the whole practice.

Chloe x

Chloe Evans, Chartered Pelvic Health Physiotherapist · CE Physio

cephysio.com · Member portal

This app doesn't replace individual assessment. If something feels wrong, speak to your GP or a pelvic health physio.