I started doing reverse kegels after I became worried that months of normal kegel exercises had unbalanced my pelvic floor. Broadly, I think I have the hang of it - but I find it slightly perplexing when people talk about 'front' or 'back' reverse kegels. For me, it's just felt like a stretching of the pelvic floor - a bit like inflating a balloon.
Also, I'm worried that my notion of a reverse kegel is just a 'back reverse kegel'. When I touch my BC muscle whilst reverse kegelling, I don't really notice anything happening there.
So I was wondering whether anyone had any tips on how to target this BC muscle for reverse kegels. I currently have quite a low EQ (fairly soft, difficult to sustain) and I feel like this might be because I'm accidentally neglecting my BC muscle when doing exercises. Are there any positions you recommend to sit/lie down in whilst reverse kegelling the BC muscle? Or tips for locating it (other than the whole 'speed up peeing' thing)?
Thanks for your time
Also, I'm worried that my notion of a reverse kegel is just a 'back reverse kegel'. When I touch my BC muscle whilst reverse kegelling, I don't really notice anything happening there.
So I was wondering whether anyone had any tips on how to target this BC muscle for reverse kegels. I currently have quite a low EQ (fairly soft, difficult to sustain) and I feel like this might be because I'm accidentally neglecting my BC muscle when doing exercises. Are there any positions you recommend to sit/lie down in whilst reverse kegelling the BC muscle? Or tips for locating it (other than the whole 'speed up peeing' thing)?
Thanks for your time
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