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Bladder leaks, pelvic pressure and pelvic floor weakness affects millions of women.Â

- 1 in 3 women experience bladder leakage when they laugh, cough, sneeze, run or jumpÂ
- 1 in 2 Women experience heaviness, dragging or pressure in the lower back, abdomen, pelvis or vaginaÂ
- Symptoms are common during pregnancy and after childbirth
- Symptoms often worsen with perimenopause and menopause
- Lots of women avoid exercise or plan their life around their symptomsÂ
- Many women report that Pelvic floor squeezes don’t seem to work
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If any of these sound familiar, you’re not alone, and you are in the right place.Most women are told to “just do pelvic floor exercises”. But many Women don't understand what they need to do, or why. I was one of them.ÂI learnt the hard way that standard pelvic floor exercises weren't enough, when I experience leaking with running.ÂStrength needs to equal demand. Running requires Running strength.Â
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For women who want real results
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The West 6 Programme
Level 1 — Lying
Position: Lying
Focus: Awareness & activation
What’s happening here: Building connection between your brain and your pelvic floor in the easiest position.Â
Level 2 — Sitting
Position: Sitting
Focus: Early strength & endurance
What’s happening here: Building strength and stability in a seated position.
Level 3 — Standing
Position: Standing (static)
Focus: Strength against gravity
What’s happening here: Building true support, in standing — but without movement yet.
Level 4 — Movement
Position: Standing - introducing basic functional movements
Focus: Control during basic movements
What’s happening here: Integrating strength with simple, controlled movements required in daily life.Â
Level 5 — Load
Position: On your feet, holding a weight
Focus: Building strength and increasing demand on the pelvic floorÂ
What’s happening here: Building strength carefully, with heavier weights and increased weight to match your daily demands.Â
Level 6 — Impact
Position: Working towards impact
Focus: Resilience with sudden changes in pressureÂ
What’s happening here: Preparing for the quick, strong contraction needed for laughing, coughing, sneezing. Optional further exercises for high impact exercise progressions.Â









