About This Advanced Pelvic Floor Immersion
When your pelvic floor needs the most thorough attention possible, this complete immersion provides it. The routine addresses every aspect of pelvic support from dynamic warm-ups through deep stretching to strength work and restorative recovery. It’s the most comprehensive pelvic floor session available.
What This Routine Targets
This immersion leaves nothing out. You’ll warm up with hip circles and dynamic movement, stretch deeply through psoas work, lunges, frogs, lizards, and pigeons, build stability through bird dogs, planks, and supermans, and integrate everything through bridges, pelvic tilts, and dead bugs.
What’s Included
This twenty-five minute routine includes thirty-eight exercises. The thorough approach ensures complete coverage of every muscle and movement pattern affecting pelvic floor function. The sequence progresses logically from warm-up through intensive work to calming restoration.
Who Should Try This
This immersion serves advanced practitioners wanting the deepest pelvic floor work available. Set aside dedicated time and approach it as a serious practice session. It benefits anyone who has built foundational pelvic floor awareness and wants comprehensive care.
Tips for Best Results
Prepare for an extended session and don’t rush. The value comes from thorough work, not from completing positions quickly. Maintain breath awareness throughout and allow the restorative section to fully integrate the work you’ve done.
Hip Circles
Duration: 0:30
Draw smooth circles with your hips to mobilize the pelvis and lower back before deeper work.
Difficulty: Beginner
Instructions
- Stand with feet hip-width apart and hands resting on your hips.
- Slowly rotate your hips in a circular motion, tracing a wide circle in one direction.
- After several reps, switch directions to balance the movement.
Tips
- Keep your core engaged to support the lower back.
- Maintain soft knees rather than locking them out.
Adjustments
- Shrink the circle if your range of motion feels limited today.
Knees Hugs
Duration: 0:30
Give each knee a hug to loosen your hips and lower back while practicing balance.
Difficulty: Beginner
Instructions
- Stand tall with feet hip-width apart and arms relaxed.
- Shift weight onto one foot and pull the opposite knee toward your chest with both hands.
- Hold for a beat, lower the leg, and repeat on the other side.
Tips
- Keep a soft bend in the standing leg for balance.
- Lift through your chest and stay upright as you hug the knee.
Adjustments
- Use a wall or chair for balance if needed.
- Lift the knee only as high as feels comfortable today.
Upward Salute
Duration: 0:30
Sweep your arms skyward in upward salute to lengthen your spine and awaken your upper body.
Difficulty: Beginner
Instructions
- Stand with feet hip-width apart and arms at your sides.
- Sweep your arms out and up overhead, keeping hands shoulder-width apart.
- Reach toward the ceiling while relaxing your shoulders and gazing slightly upward.
Tips
- Ground evenly through both feet.
- Engage your core to avoid arching your lower back.
Adjustments
- Place your hands behind your head or on your hips if raising them overhead feels intense.
Toe Touch
Duration: 0:30
Fold forward from standing to stretch your hamstrings and lower back with a calming release.
Difficulty: Beginner
Instructions
- Stand with feet hip-width apart and arms relaxed by your sides.
- Hinge at your hips to fold forward, lowering your torso toward your legs.
- Relax your head, neck, and arms, aiming to place your palms on the floor.
Tips
- Lengthen through your spine as you fold.
- Keep legs straight but avoid locking your knees.
Adjustments
- Rest your hands on shins or thighs if the floor feels out of reach.
Reverse Shoulder
Duration: 0:30
Interlace your hands behind you to stretch the front of your shoulders and chest.
Difficulty: Beginner
Instructions
- Stand with feet hip-width apart and clasp your hands behind your back, thumbs pointing down.
- Straighten your arms and gently lift your hands away from your back.
- Draw shoulders back and down, lift your chest, and tuck your chin slightly while holding the stretch.
Tips
- Engage your core so your lower back stays supported.
- Avoid overarching through your spine as you lift your hands.
Adjustments
- Lift your hands only a little if the stretch feels intense today.
Wide Leg Bend
Duration: 0:30
Fold forward with legs wide to stretch your hamstrings, hips, and lower back.
Difficulty: Beginner
Instructions
- Stand with feet wide and toes pointing forward.
- Hinge at your hips to fold forward, lowering your torso toward your legs.
- Relax your head, neck, and arms, aiming to place your palms on the floor.
Tips
- Lengthen through your spine as you fold.
- Keep legs straight but avoid locking your knees.
- Hold ankles and draw your head closer if you want more stretch.
Adjustments
- Rest hands on shins or blocks if the floor feels far away.
Side Lunge
Duration: 1:00
Sink into a side lunge to stretch your groin and hamstrings while building strength.
Difficulty: Beginner
Instructions
- Stand with feet wide apart.
- Shift your weight to one side, bending that knee and keeping the opposite leg straight.
- Place hands on the floor for balance and lower your hips until you feel a stretch in the inner thigh, rotating the straight-leg foot so the heel grounds and toes point up.
Tips
- Lift your chest and keep your back long.
Adjustments
- Stay higher if the stretch feels intense.
- Hold a chair or wall for extra balance support.
Standing Frog
Duration: 0:30
Lower into a wide squat and press your knees open to stretch your hips and groin.
Difficulty: Beginner
Instructions
- Stand with feet wide and toes pointing outward.
- Lower your hips until thighs are roughly parallel to the floor.
- Place hands inside your knees and gently press outward while keeping your chest lifted.
Tips
- Keep your back straight and knees tracking over toes.
Adjustments
- Hold onto a chair or wall for balance if needed.
Lunge
Duration: 1:00
Sink into a kneeling lunge to stretch your hip flexors and lengthen the front of your body.
Difficulty: Beginner
Instructions
- Start kneeling and step one foot forward, planting it flat in front of you.
- Press your hips forward as you raise both arms overhead.
- Lift through your chest and reach toward the ceiling while breathing deeply.
Tips
- Keep the front knee stacked over the ankle for stability.
- Press the top of your back foot into the floor to engage the rear leg.
- Stay tall through your torso to avoid dumping into the lower back.
Adjustments
- Rest your hands on your front thigh if reaching overhead feels intense.
- Place a towel or cushion under your back knee for comfort.
- Hold onto a wall or chair for balance when needed.
Reverse Lunge
Duration: 1:00
From a kneeling stance, extend one leg forward to stretch the backside while keeping your balance dialed in.
Difficulty: Beginner
Instructions
- Begin kneeling with knees hip-width apart and tops of your feet on the floor.
- Extend one leg forward, pressing the heel into the ground and keeping the leg straight.
- Hinge at your hips to lower the torso toward the floor, placing hands down for balance.
- Hold the stretch briefly, then switch legs.
Tips
- Keep your chest lifted and back long even as you hinge forward.
Adjustments
- Place a folded blanket under your kneeling knee for comfort.
Kneeling Psoas
Duration: 1:00
Lengthen your hip flexors and side body with a kneeling psoas stretch that feels incredible after long sitting sessions.
Difficulty: Beginner
Instructions
- Kneel with knees hip-width apart, then step one foot forward so both knees are bent at ninety degrees.
- Raise the arm opposite your front leg overhead while the other hand rests on your hip.
- Press your hips forward and reach up and slightly over with the lifted arm to open through the front of the hip and side body.
- Hold for a few breaths, then switch sides.
Tips
- Stack your front knee over the ankle for stability.
- Keep the core engaged so the stretch stays supportive, not saggy.
Adjustments
- Cushion your back knee with a folded mat or pillow if it feels sensitive.
Squat Stretch
Duration: 0:30
Drop into a deep squat to open your hips, ankles, and lower back with mindful pressure from your elbows.
Difficulty: Beginner
Instructions
- Stand with feet shoulder-width apart and toes slightly turned out.
- Lower your hips into a deep squat while keeping heels grounded.
- Place elbows inside your knees, press palms together, and hold the stretch.
Tips
- Lift your chest and keep your back straight.
- Use your elbows to gently guide knees outward.
Adjustments
- Place a folded towel under your heels if they lift off the floor.
- Hold onto a chair or wall for balance support.
Cat Cow
Duration: 0:30
Flow through cat and cow to mobilize your spine and melt away stiffness one breath at a time.
Difficulty: Beginner
Instructions
- Begin on hands and knees with wrists under shoulders and knees under hips.
- Inhale as you drop your belly, lift your chest, and gaze forward or slightly up.
- Exhale as you round your spine, draw the belly toward the ceiling, and tuck your chin.
- Continue gliding between the two shapes in rhythm with your breath.
Tips
- Move slowly enough that each vertebra gets a moment of attention.
Adjustments
- Keep your head more neutral if your neck prefers less movement.
Upward Dog
Duration: 0:30
Press into upward dog to open your chest and stretch the front of your body with strength.
Difficulty: Beginner
Instructions
- Lie on your stomach with legs extended and hands under your shoulders.
- Press into your palms, straighten your arms, and lift your chest and thighs off the floor.
- Relax your shoulders away from your ears and gaze slightly upward.
Tips
- Only your palms and the tops of your feet should touch the floor.
- Keep arms straight without locking your elbows.
Adjustments
- Keep thighs on the floor for a gentler version if needed.
Child's Pose
Duration: 0:30
Melt into child's pose to reset your breath and relax the back with a calming stretch.
Difficulty: Beginner
Instructions
- Start on hands and knees, then widen your knees while keeping big toes touching.
- Sit your hips back toward your heels and reach your hands forward.
- Lower your chest between your thighs and rest your forehead on the floor or a support.
Tips
- Crawl your fingertips forward to deepen the stretch through the sides of your body.
- Let your chest sink toward the ground with each exhale.
Adjustments
- Keep knees closer together if that feels better for your hips.
- Rest your forehead on a block, pillow, or folded blanket if it does not reach the floor.
Downward Dog
Duration: 0:30
Press back into downward dog to lengthen your spine, open the shoulders, and stretch the entire backside.
Difficulty: Beginner
Instructions
- Start in tabletop, tuck your toes, and press through your hands to lift hips up and back.
- Straighten your legs as much as feels good while keeping a soft bend in the knees.
- Reach your chest toward your thighs and lengthen through your spine as your heels reach toward the floor.
Tips
- Let your head hang between your arms so your neck relaxes.
- Spread weight evenly between hands and feet.
- Keep knees slightly bent if hamstrings feel tight.
Adjustments
- Bend the knees more deeply or elevate hands on a chair for a lighter option.
- Come onto your forearms or place a block under your hands if wrists need relief.
Upward Frog
Duration: 1:00
Lift into an upward frog to stretch your hips and chest while energizing your spine.
Difficulty: Intermediate
Instructions
- Lie on your stomach with legs extended and hands under shoulders.
- Slide one knee out to the side up toward your hip.
- Press your palms into the floor, straighten your arms, and lift your upper body.
- Lift your chest, relax your shoulders, and gaze slightly upward.
Tips
- Keep arms straight or with a soft bend as needed.
Adjustments
- Stay on your forearms if the full extension feels intense.
Puppy Pose
Duration: 0:30
Reach forward in puppy pose to stretch your spine, shoulders, and chest with a soothing heart opener.
Difficulty: Beginner
Instructions
- Start in tabletop and walk your hands forward.
- Lower your chest toward the floor while keeping hips stacked above knees.
- Rest your forehead or chin on the ground and breathe into the stretch.
Tips
- Lengthen from hips to fingertips to create space along your spine.
Adjustments
- Rest your forehead on a block or blanket if it does not touch the floor.
- Walk hands out less far for a gentler version.
Bird Dog
Duration: 0:30
Pair opposite arm and leg reaches to build a rock-solid core and graceful balance.
Difficulty: Beginner
Instructions
- Set up on all fours with shoulders stacked over wrists and hips over knees.
- Brace your core, then extend one arm forward while the opposite leg reaches straight back.
- Hold the long line parallel to the floor and breathe steadily before returning to tabletop.
- Alternate sides with the same calm control.
Tips
- Keep your hips level by pressing the supporting hand and knee firmly into the floor.
- Think about length from fingertips through the heel rather than height.
Adjustments
- Practice lifting just the arm or just the leg until the full variation feels steady.
Frog Pose
Duration: 0:30
Ease into frog pose to open your inner thighs and give your hips a deep, satisfying stretch.
Difficulty: Intermediate
Instructions
- Start on hands and knees, then lower to your forearms.
- Slide your knees out to the sides with hips in line with knees and toes turned outward.
- Press your hips back toward your heels to deepen the stretch while breathing steadily.
Tips
- Keep your chest lifted slightly so your spine stays long.
Adjustments
- Bring knees closer together or place blankets under them for less intensity.
Lizard Pose
Duration: 1:00
Slide into lizard pose to deeply stretch your hips, groin, and hamstrings.
Difficulty: Intermediate
Instructions
- Start in tabletop, then step one foot outside the same-side hand.
- Lower your hips toward the floor and extend the back leg straight behind you, knee and top of the foot resting on the mat.
- Keep your chest lifted as you breathe into the stretch.
Tips
- Let your hips relax and sink toward the floor.
- Lift the back knee and come onto forearms for more intensity when you are ready.
Adjustments
- Use yoga blocks under your hands if the floor feels far away.
Elbow Plank
Duration: 0:30
Hold a solid forearm plank to build core strength and full-body tension from shoulders to toes.
Difficulty: Beginner
Instructions
- Start on all fours, then lower forearms to the floor and step both feet back.
- Engage your core to create a straight line from head to heels.
- Distribute weight evenly between forearms and feet and hold with steady breathing.
Tips
- Stack elbows under shoulders for stability.
- Avoid letting your hips sag or lift too high.
Adjustments
- Drop to your knees while keeping a straight line from knees to head if you want a lighter option.
Pigeon
Duration: 1:00
Settle into pigeon pose to melt tension in your hips, glutes, and lower back.
Difficulty: Intermediate
Instructions
- From tabletop, bring one knee forward behind the same-side wrist and angle the shin toward the opposite hip.
- Slide the back leg straight behind you as you square your hips toward the floor.
- Lower your torso over the front leg and rest on your forearms or hands while breathing deeply.
Tips
- Keep hips level rather than collapsing to one side.
Adjustments
- Place a folded blanket or block under the bent-leg hip for support.
- Stay upright with hands on the floor if folding forward feels too intense.
Superman
Duration: 0:15
Lift your arms, chest, and legs off the floor to strengthen your entire posterior chain like a superhero.
Difficulty: Beginner
Instructions
- Lie face down with arms extended overhead and legs long behind you.
- Engage your core and back muscles to lift arms, chest, and legs off the floor.
- Hold the position with your head aligned with your spine while breathing steadily.
Tips
- Reach through fingertips and toes to create length.
- Let your gaze stay down so your neck remains neutral.
Adjustments
- Lift only your arms or only your legs if you want a lighter variation.
Butterfly
Duration: 0:30
Drop into butterfly pose to open the hips and groin while you breathe space into tight muscles.
Difficulty: Beginner
Instructions
- Sit tall with legs extended, then bend your knees and bring the soles of your feet together.
- Hold your feet or ankles and let your knees fall out to the sides.
- Press the knees gently toward the floor while keeping the spine long.
Tips
- Use your elbows to nudge the thighs downward only if it feels comfortable.
- Lift through the chest and avoid rounding your back.
Adjustments
- Place cushions under your thighs when the hips need extra support.
- Sit on a folded blanket to elevate your seat and create more ease.
Seated Twist
Duration: 1:00
Twist from a seated position to wring out your spine and open your chest.
Difficulty: Beginner
Instructions
- Sit with legs extended, then cross one foot over the opposite thigh and plant it on the floor.
- Lengthen through your spine and place the opposite elbow outside the lifted knee while the other hand grounds behind you.
- Twist your torso and turn your gaze over the back shoulder as you breathe deeply.
Tips
- Grow tall through the crown of your head before deepening the twist.
Adjustments
- Keep the bottom leg extended or bend it underneath you based on comfort.
- Hug the knee with your arm instead of using the elbow for a gentler variation.
Knees-to-Chest
Duration: 0:30
Hug your knees to your chest to release the lower back and gently stretch the hips.
Difficulty: Beginner
Instructions
- Lie on your back with legs extended and arms by your sides.
- Bend both knees and draw them toward your chest.
- Wrap your arms around your shins and hug the knees in, breathing deeply.
Tips
- Let your head and neck relax on the floor.
- Keep your lower back gently pressing into the mat.
Adjustments
- Hold behind your thighs instead of the shins if that feels better for your body.
Bridge
Duration: 0:30
Lift into a grounded bridge to awaken glutes and hamstrings while giving your spine a friendly stretch.
Difficulty: Beginner
Instructions
- Lie on your back with knees bent, feet hip-width, and arms relaxed by your sides.
- Press through both heels to raise your hips, creating a straight line from knees to shoulders.
- Hold the lift with glutes fired up and breathe into your ribs before lowering with control.
Tips
- Squeeze the glutes at the top so the work stays in the backside instead of the low back.
- Keep ribs down and core engaged to prevent excessive arching.
Adjustments
- Lift the hips to a halfway point if you want a lighter option.
- Rest your head on a folded towel when the neck needs extra support.
Single Knee-to-Chest
Duration: 1:00
Hug one knee at a time toward your chest to ease tension in your lower back and hips.
Difficulty: Beginner
Instructions
- Lie on your back with legs extended and arms by your sides.
- Bend one knee and draw it toward your chest, clasping your shin with both hands.
- Gently pull the knee closer while keeping the opposite leg long and relaxed.
Tips
- Relax your head and neck on the floor.
- Keep hips square and lower back grounded.
Adjustments
- Hold behind your thigh or use a towel around your knee if reaching your shin is difficult.
Pelvic Tilt Press
Duration: 0:30
Use a gentle pelvic tilt to teach your lower back how to relax and your core how to engage.
Difficulty: Beginner
Instructions
- Lie on your back with knees bent and feet flat on the floor.
- Engage your core to tilt your pelvis upward and press your lower back into the mat.
- Keep arms relaxed by your sides and hold the position for a breath before releasing.
Tips
- Draw your navel toward your spine to initiate the movement.
- Let your glutes stay soft so the action comes from your core.
Adjustments
- Perform the same motion standing with your back against a wall if the floor feels uncomfortable.
Lying Figure Four
Duration: 1:00
Ease into a lying figure four to release tight glutes and soothe your lower back.
Difficulty: Beginner
Instructions
- Lie on your back with knees bent and feet flat on the floor.
- Cross one ankle over the opposite thigh just above the knee.
- Lift the bottom leg and clasp hands behind the thigh, gently pulling the legs toward your chest.
Tips
- Relax your head and shoulders on the floor.
- Keep your lower back pressing gently into the mat.
Adjustments
- Loop a strap behind your thigh if reach is an issue.
- Leave the bottom foot on the floor for a lighter stretch.
Dead Bug
Duration: 0:30
Stabilize your core with controlled dead bug holds that challenge coordination and focus.
Difficulty: Beginner
Instructions
- Lie on your back with arms reaching toward the ceiling and legs extended.
- Brace your core, lift one knee above the hip, and raise the opposite arm toward the ceiling.
- Hover the other arm and leg just off the floor and hold the position with steady breathing.
- Switch sides halfway through the set with the same control.
Tips
- Press your lower back into the mat to keep your spine safe.
- Keep hips square and avoid letting one side drop toward the floor.
Adjustments
- Work through a smaller range of motion if needed, lifting limbs only partway.
Reclined Butterfly
Duration: 0:30
Lie back and let your knees fall wide to gently open your hips and ease your spine.
Difficulty: Beginner
Instructions
- Lie on your back with knees bent and feet flat.
- Bring the soles of your feet together and allow knees to fall out to the sides.
- Rest your arms by your sides with palms facing up and breathe into the stretch.
Tips
- Let gravity open your hips without forcing them.
Adjustments
- Place cushions or blocks under your thighs for support if needed.
Spinal Twist
Duration: 1:00
Twist gently on your back to stretch your spine, chest, and glutes all at once.
Difficulty: Beginner
Instructions
- Lie on your back with legs extended and arms by your sides.
- Bend one knee and place the foot on the floor.
- Lower the bent knee across your body toward the opposite side while your torso and hips twist.
- Place your opposite hand on the outside of the bent knee and extend the other arm out to the side.
Tips
- Keep both shoulders grounded on the floor.
Adjustments
- Support the bent knee with a cushion or block if needed.
Quad Stretch
Duration: 1:00
Stretch your quads by tucking one foot beside you and leaning back into a deep, satisfying release.
Difficulty: Beginner
Instructions
- Sit with legs extended, then bend one knee and draw the heel back toward your glute.
- Hold the ankle and tuck the foot directly under your hip.
- Lean back onto your elbows or as far as comfortable while breathing into the stretch.
Tips
- Keep your hips, knees, and ankles in one line.
- Make sure the foot stays tucked under your glute rather than flaring out to the side.
Adjustments
- Loop a strap around your foot if reaching the ankle feels tough.
- Lie on your side and pull the foot toward you for a softer variation if your knees are sensitive.
Folded Butterfly
Duration: 0:30
Fold over your butterfly legs to stretch the lower back and inner thighs with a calming release.
Difficulty: Beginner
Instructions
- Sit with legs extended, then bring the soles of your feet together and let knees drop out to the sides.
- Place your hands on the floor in front of you and hinge forward from the hips.
- Let your head and neck relax toward your feet while you breathe into the stretch.
Tips
- Allow the weight of your head to deepen the stretch gently.
Adjustments
- Sit on a folded blanket to give your hips more space if they feel tight.
- Stay more upright if a forward fold feels intense today.
Hurdler
Duration: 1:00
Set up like a hurdler and fold forward to stretch your hamstrings, calves, and hips with precision.
Difficulty: Beginner
Instructions
- Sit tall with legs extended, then bend one leg and place the sole against the inner thigh of the other leg.
- Reach through the spine and hinge forward from the hips toward the extended foot.
- Hold the foot, ankle, or shin while breathing into the stretch, then switch sides.
Tips
- Lead with your chest rather than rounding your back.
- Keep the extended leg engaged and the foot flexed without locking the knee.
Adjustments
- Use a strap or towel around your foot if your hands do not reach comfortably.
- Soften the knee of the extended leg if you need less intensity.
Happy Baby
Duration: 0:30
Rock into happy baby to soothe your lower back and open your hips with a playful stretch.
Difficulty: Beginner
Instructions
- Lie on your back with knees bent and feet flat.
- Lift your feet and draw knees toward your armpits.
- Grab the outer edges of your feet and gently pull your knees toward the floor while keeping your low back grounded.
Tips
- Press your tailbone toward the floor to keep the lower back happy.
- Relax your shoulders and jaw while you breathe.
Adjustments
- Hold your ankles or calves if reaching your feet is a stretch today.
Completely Supported
Rest and feel the deep grounding through your entire pelvic region. This level of thorough work creates profound support that you’ll carry throughout your daily activities.
Schedule this immersion periodically when your pelvic floor needs complete attention. The comprehensive approach provides the kind of deep care that shorter sessions cannot match.
