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HYPOPRESSIVES

For everything you were told to manage.

Prolapse. Stress incontinence. Diastasis. Postnatal change. The breath-based technique that addresses what conventional core work can't reach.

Alyssia at Core Atelier demonstrating a hypopressive breathing technique

WHAT IT IS

The breath work behind stronger cores, better breathing, and bodies that stop bracing.

A reflexive breath. A specific posture. Access to the deep core and pelvic floor that crunches and Kegels can't reach — for women and men alike.

Hypopressives combine specific postures with a particular kind of exhale that redistributes pressure inside the abdomen... Developed in Belgium in the 1980s for postpartum recovery, it's since become a cornerstone of postnatal rehabilitation across Europe. It looks strange the first time. It changes things faster than almost anything else I teach.

WHAT IT IS

The pelvic floor doesn't respond to willpower. It responds to pressure— and pressure is what hypopressives change.

HOW IT WORKS

Three movements. Done in order.

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The technique itself is simple. The skill is in the precision, and in learning to feel something you've never been asked to feel before.

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01

 

Set the posture.

 

Standing, seated, kneeling, supine.

 

Specific shapes that prepare the body for the breath to do its work.

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Find the breath.

 

Empty the lungs. Then allow the ribcage to open. The pelvic floor lifts. The diaphragm lifts. They are attached through fascial connections

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Take it home.

 

Five to ten minutes a day. That's where the change actually happens — between sessions, in your own time, on your own floor.

No one has looked at me in the holistic way Alyssia did. I've been in so much pain for so long, and I feel seen — like I've finally found someone who knows how to help.

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.— KATIE

4

 

WEEKS TO FEEL CHANGE

 

in most clients

5 — 10

MINUTES A DAY

at home, in your own space

1:1

ALWAYS TAUGHT PRIVATELY

precision matters

WHO IT'S FOR

The conditions we are routinely told to accept.

01                                       Postnatal recovery — Postnatal recovery — diastasis, incontinence, prolapse

02                                       Stress incontinencepeeing when you sneeze, cough, laugh or lift.

03                                      Pelvic organ prolapse  —  bladder, uterus or bowel, at any grade.

04                                       Air hunger,— POTS, and breathing pattern dysfunction.

05                                       Pelvic pain — and pain during intercourse.

06                                       Athletes wanting to increase their VO2 max and  deep core control without abdominal crunching — the technique is taught to gymnasts in Russia to enhance performance.

07                                      Anyone who's been told to just do Kegels, and hasn't seen the change.

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From first call to first session.

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HOW TO BEGIN

01

A free 15-minute call

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Tell me what's going on. I'll tell you honestly whether hypopressives is what you need — or whether something else gets you there faster.

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15 MIN · FREE

02

Your first 1:1 session

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Posture assessment, breathing assessment, and your first set of postures with the breath. You'll leave with a recorded sequence for home practice.

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55 MIN · £60

03

The practice

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Most clients book a block of five and practise 5–10 minutes at home daily. Real change starts to land around week four.

ONGOING · 5–10 MIN/DAY

WHO IT'S FOR

The conditions women are routinely told to accept.

HOW TO BEGIN

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Tell me what's going on. â€‹

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A free 15-minute call. Honest answers, no pressure. If hypopressives isn't right for you, I'll tell you that — and point you somewhere that is.

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