My pelvic floor has been weakened by childbirth. Is jumping on a trampoline good or bad exercise for me?


Really good (no impact), but don’t try to make every jump a world record. Just jump at a cozy rate (you’ll get breathless soon enough).
Each time you’re on the ‘down’ part of the jump, do a kegel (tighten your pelvic floor like you’re holding urine in).
You’ll find your floor tightening in no time.
Best wishes and congratulations on choosing the rebound.
I used to work for Kangoo Jumps (bouncy boots), and also have a mini trampoline at home. It’s the best for so many ailments.

2 Responses

  1. katydint Says:

    Really good (no impact), but don’t try to make every jump a world record. Just jump at a cozy rate (you’ll get breathless soon enough).
    Each time you’re on the ‘down’ part of the jump, do a kegel (tighten your pelvic floor like you’re holding urine in).
    You’ll find your floor tightening in no time.
    Best wishes and congratulations on choosing the rebound.
    I used to work for Kangoo Jumps (bouncy boots), and also have a mini trampoline at home. It’s the best for so many ailments.
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  2. lady lumps Says:

    i have the same problem don,t think that will help you may even find you dribble not nice . talk to doc but what i,ve been told is that unless i,m planning no more children they won;t do any thing
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