4 Easy Movements to do with Endometriosis Pain.

When cramps and bloating want to interpret your exercise routine, you make some adjustments to get that movement in. Endometriosis definitely doesn’t care what your plans are for the day.  It will find a way to sneak in with some cramps, bloating, lower back pain, and whatever else it wants to throw in. Knowing how important movement is for me, I discovered 4 easy movements to do with endometriosis pain, that help me keep going. Read More

Exercise and Endometriosis.

Exercise and Endometriosis can sometimes be two words that don’t often go together in the Endo World. Some of us can keep an exercise routine going, while for others it just seems impossible. For me, I used to be one of the women who thought exercise was impossible.  I allowed my endometriosis to control me and think that I wasn’t able to, until recently.  I am not sure what changed or how my mindset became different, but I decided enough was enough.  Endometriosis symptoms have such a negative impact on our lives, that we are often in a cycle of high-stress perception, inflammation, and the disease continuing to progress.   That cycle is exactly how I was feeling, and I needed to change something.  I needed to have some control of my body and how this disease is affecting me. Read More

Top breathing tips for exercising

I always seemed to struggle with breathing when I would jog or do the elliptical, I would end up with pain/cramping in my side.   Most of the time when I would do any type of strength training, I was holding my breath. As someone who suffers from Endometriosis and Pelvic Floor dysfunction, it wasn’t until recently that I discovered the reason why breathing is so important. I also learned the top breathing tips for exercising.Read More