Title : Maintenance of lesser pelvis health with body technique exercises
Abstract:
A deeper understanding of pelvic floor issues through the connection between exercise and health will be emphasized in this presentation, with the aim of achieving overall health. Incontinence is one of the biggest public health problems, especially in countries with aging populations. Maintaining continence is becoming one of the most important prerequisites for pelvic health and overall health of the individual. There are many factors that lead to incontinence, such as chronic illnesses, conditions affecting pelvic organs, injuries, bad habits, malnutrition, addiction, insufficient physical activity, etc. All activities focused on prevention and adequate incontinence care should be done for the purpose of keeping the person/patient healthy and postponing the occurrence of weakened function; the patient should be an active partner and active stakeholder in his own health.
Body technique makes a difference in the way people treat their own body and their feelings toward it, because it emphasizes the power of breath, movement and intention, which all power the life force running through us. A sedentary lifestyle accelerates the disconnect between the mind and the body and results in the loss of life force. We see that our body, just like the Earth, has energy nodes (power spots); one of the most important ones lies in the pelvic region. By generating our inner strength through the pelvic floor and deep intimacy with our own life potential, every system in our body wakes up. If we ignore pelvic functionality from inside out, our potential can stay hidden and locked down our whole life. We will therefore present the subject of 25 years of our work – Body technique philosophy – which offers numerous answers and practical, adaptable conclusions concerning this topic. Body technique is a holistic body workout combining both eastern and western sciences, which strengthens the relationship between the mind and the body and goes far beyond that. In this presentation, we will differentiate the isolated, old Kegel approach for the pelvis from the new, holistic perspective of Body technique. The holistic approach means that we will discuss how other bodily systems are directly connected to overall pelvic functionality and multidimensional potential. We will emphasize what can be done for men and women (in the vaginal and anal regions) in everyday life for the purpose of prevention of serious incontinence and prolapse in the modern world, in order for people to be healthier, happier and more self-confident.
