Potty Talk. Tiny Tips for Your Pelvic Floor.

Krystal Schouten - Fitness Reset

Welcome to Potty Talk, the podcast where we have real conversations about pelvic floor health, core strength, and everything nobody taught us about our bodies. I'm Krystal Schouten, pelvic floor fitness specialist, founder of Fitness Reset, and creator of The Body Reset Method. Each week, you'll get simple, easy-to-understand tips to help you feel stronger, move with more confidence, and better understand what's happening in your body. From leaks during workouts and urgency to core connection, perimenopause, postpartum recovery, and everyday pelvic floor health, I'll break down the topics women are often told to "just live with." Whether you're dealing with symptoms yourself or simply want to move and feel better, these short, practical episodes will help you take the next step—without the overwhelm. Because peeing your pants isn't just part of getting older, and your pelvic floor deserves more than a quick Google search. Grab a coffee, go for a walk, or listen while folding laundry. Let's talk pelvic floors. New episodes every Tuesday.

  1. Jul 14

    The Pelvic Floor Mistake So Many Women Make

    Think a stronger pelvic floor means making it tighter? Not necessarily.One of the biggest misconceptions I hear is that every pelvic floor problem needs more Kegels or more squeezing. Sometimes, your pelvic floor is actually holding too much tension, and learning to relax is the first step before building strength.In this episode, I'm breaking down the difference between an underactive and overactive pelvic floor using my Goldilocks and the three hammocks analogy. We'll also talk about how stress, breathing, your diaphragm, and everyday tension can affect your pelvic floor.If you've been dealing with leaking, urgency, constipation, pelvic pressure, or painful sex, this episode is for you.🎧 Episode RecommendationsEpisode 21: Don't Rush Your Pee – Learn how rushing your bathroom habits can contribute to an overactive (tight) pelvic floor and why slowing down matters.Episode 19: Are You Holding Your Breath Right Now? – Discover how breath holding, shallow breathing, and diaphragm tension can affect your pelvic floor and core.💗 Want to work with me?Join The Body Reset Method, my online pelvic floor fitness membership, where you'll learn how to reconnect with your core, reduce leaks, improve bladder control, and build a stronger, more functional pelvic floor through simple, guided workouts and education.Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, hit follow, leave a review, and share it with a friend.You can find me here:IG @fitnessresetfitnessresetinfo.comI'll be back every Tuesday with another Tiny Tip for your pelvic floor. Until then, keep moving, keep learning, and remember—small changes can create big results.

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Welcome to Potty Talk, the podcast where we have real conversations about pelvic floor health, core strength, and everything nobody taught us about our bodies. I'm Krystal Schouten, pelvic floor fitness specialist, founder of Fitness Reset, and creator of The Body Reset Method. Each week, you'll get simple, easy-to-understand tips to help you feel stronger, move with more confidence, and better understand what's happening in your body. From leaks during workouts and urgency to core connection, perimenopause, postpartum recovery, and everyday pelvic floor health, I'll break down the topics women are often told to "just live with." Whether you're dealing with symptoms yourself or simply want to move and feel better, these short, practical episodes will help you take the next step—without the overwhelm. Because peeing your pants isn't just part of getting older, and your pelvic floor deserves more than a quick Google search. Grab a coffee, go for a walk, or listen while folding laundry. Let's talk pelvic floors. New episodes every Tuesday.

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