{"id":1452,"date":"2015-04-28T20:39:43","date_gmt":"2015-04-28T20:39:43","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.pilateswithpriya.co.uk\/?p=1452"},"modified":"2015-04-28T20:39:43","modified_gmt":"2015-04-28T20:39:43","slug":"pilates-can-work-wonders-for-pelvic-girdle-pain-spd-a-testimonial","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.pilateswithpriya.co.uk\/?p=1452","title":{"rendered":"Pilates can work wonders for Pelvic Girdle Pain (SPD) – a testimonial."},"content":{"rendered":"
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Here is an amazing testimonial from a lady who is now not just a client but also I now consider a friend. When Louise first came to me I really wasn’t too sure if I was going to be able to be of much help. I had to think creatively to come up with solutions for exercises she was able to do and over time I watched her get stronger, more confident and have less pain. This shows me how if you trust the science, assess the body in front of you and adapt accordingly it really can work wonders!<\/div>\n
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When I came to Priya, I was in already in a bad way and suffering with a lot of pelvis & hip pain and unable to do very much activities at all. I was also on crutches.<\/div>\n
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However, Priya was amazing, she assessed me and tailored a plan that was completely individual to me and my limitations with SPD<\/a>. To my amazement, even after just a few sessions with Pirya, I noticed an improvement in my pain levels and had improved mobility. I continued to attend pilates sessions with Priya and used the moves learnt in my sessions everyday at home. I was unable to do very long but even just 10-15 minutes a day really helped. I was able to attend classes up until 7 months, & continued at home until almost the end of my pregnancy. \u00a0This was a vast improvement on my first pregnancy, & although I was still in pain, this time I could keep moving and was able to reduce the amount of pain relief I needed to take.<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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Post pregnancy i found that the pilates i had done pre birth had made a massive difference to how quickly I recovered from the spd post pregnancy. In my first pregnancy it took me almost two years to fully recover from the spd. However, this time I asked Priya to recommend some pilates exercises I could do from day 1 post pregnancy. She gave me three simple exercises<\/a> which I did everyday for the first 12 weeks & they made an enormous difference to my recovery post pregnancy.<\/div>\n
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At 12 weeks I went back to pilates and was amazed by how much I had already improved from when i was pregnant. \u00a0I have continued to attend pilates twice a week with Pirya, and I contine to me amazed by what my body can do considering how much pain I was in a mere 7 months ago when my daughter was born.<\/div>\n
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For me attending pilates with Priya whilst I was pregnant and had spd was by far the best thing I did. It helped enormously with my pain and mobility and Priya was and continues to be amazing in understanding my body and individual needs. My SPD was extremely severe and I was previously told it was too bad to be able to attend a normal antenatal class, therefore, \u00a0I was really worried that doing any pilates would really hurt and make the SPD worse. However, Priya introduced me to very simple and gentle moves, which at first I thought were so basic they couldn’t help. However, \u00a0I couldn’t believe how much they did help and i would really recommend to anyone suffering with the SPD to try doing pilates.<\/div>\n

I came to Priya for Pilates back in January 2014, 3 months pregnant and already really suffering with pain from SPD. In my first pregnancy the SPD became so bad that I ended up having to use a wheelchair as I couldn’t walk without pain. Therefore, \u00a0I was determined to try and prevent the same thing happening in my second pregnancy and a friend had told me how good Priya was, specifically in using pilates to help\u00a0alleviate pain associated with spd.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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