Pelvic Stability and Psoas Release
Pelvic Stability
Focusing on pelvic stability in exercise offers numerous benefits for overall health and fitness. By strengthening the muscles around the pelvis, including the core, glutes, and hip flexors, individuals can improve posture, balance, and coordination, reducing the risk of injury during physical activity and daily movements.
Pelvic stability also plays a crucial role in supporting the spine and maintaining proper alignment, which can alleviate lower back pain and improve overall spinal health.
Additionally, a stable pelvis enhances athletic performance by increasing power and efficiency in movements such as running, jumping, and lifting. Furthermore, pelvic stability exercises can help address pelvic floor issues, such as incontinence or pelvic organ prolapse, promoting better bladder control and pelvic health. Overall, integrating pelvic stability training into a workout routine leads to improved functional strength, enhanced movement quality, and greater overall well-being.
Psoas Stretching and Release
Releasing the psoas muscle through stretching and exercise can have profound effects on both physical and mental recovery and healing.
The psoas muscle, located deep within the core of the body, plays a crucial role in posture, movement, and stability. When the psoas becomes tight or tense due to stress, sedentary lifestyle, or emotional trauma, it can contribute to a range of physical issues such as lower back pain, hip tightness, and poor posture. By incorporating stretches and exercises specifically targeting the psoas, individuals can release tension in this muscle, which can alleviate physical discomfort and improve overall mobility and flexibility. Furthermore, the psoas muscle is often referred to as the “fight or flight” muscle because it is closely connected to the body’s stress response system. Releasing tension in the psoas through stretching and exercise can help calm the nervous system, reduce feelings of anxiety and tension, and promote a sense of relaxation and well-being. By addressing both the physical and emotional aspects of health, releasing the psoas can support holistic recovery and healing of the body and mind
Nika’s Qualfications
FOUNDER AND CEO OF NIKA HEALTH
Stretching and Rehab
- Certified in Anatomy
- Certified in Fascia and Movement
- Certified in Pelvic Stability
- Certified in First Aid and CPR (2024)
Pilates
PMA/REPSA Certifications in Mat and Equipment:
- Beginner and Advanced Mat
- Reformer
- Cadillac
- Chair
- Barrel/Arc/Spine Corrector
- Aerial Pilates
- Pre and Post Natal Pilates
- Magic Circle, Band, Roller, Balls
BARRE
- Merrithew Stott Pilates (USA) Total Barre® Instructor certification
Aerial Movement
- Certified Aerial Movement and Aerial Pilates Teacher
Coaching and Psychology
- MSc Psychology (Distinction)
- Philosophy BA (Hons) Degree
- Certified Master Facilitator Coach
- Certified Relationship Coach
Corporate
- Harvard University Certified in improving business through a culture of Health
- Finance BSc (Hons) Degree
- Chartered Banker (ACIB)
- Young Banker of the Year Finalist Award (Sustainability)