Jesse Truelove

C-sections are no joke mama! The trauma from surgery can impact us mentally, emotionally, and physically. As a 2x c-section mama myself, I designed MomCORE with belly-birth mamas in mind. In my app you will have c-section scar protocols to restore the most function to your lower belly, scar tissue, and more.

What is scar tissue? Scar tissue is part of bodies natural healing process to stabilize an area that has been injured.

An adhesion is a band of scar tissue that connects surfaces that weren’t previously connected…think skin to fascia, fascia to muscle, muscles to organs. This new connection post-surgery can lead to chronic back pain, urinary incontinence, painful insertion and intercourse, limited range of motion and function of not just the core muscles but the back, pelvic floor, hip flexors, glutes and even our breathing patterns, etc.

Over time, the scar tissue can become less mobile and can be a point in the body that everything kind of pulls in toward, example would be an indented scar, trouble standing up straight, tugging or pulling down low if you put your hands over head etc.

Good news is that you can start to allow more movement, function, and mobility to your scar tissue and adhesions no matter how long ago your surgery was!

Leaking can be caused by poor pressure management, pelvic floor muscle imbalances (overactive or low tone), endurance or coordination issues and more! Kegels are not the magic trick to heal this very frustrating symptom!

Through my program, assessments and coaching we will get to the root cause of your leaking!

Low back pain can affect anyone, whether you have delivered a baby or not! Back pain can be contributed to breathing patterns, posture tendencies, loss of thoracic mobility, decreased core strength, and more! This is a HUGE focus in my programs! Increasing core strength/function, optimizing your breathing and motor recruitment patterns can have a huge positive impact on your back pain.

Painful sex is never normal and shouldn’t be (unless you want it to be!). Pain with insertion, thrusting, or burning/itchy post-sex can be a sign something is off. Tight pelvic floor muscles can contribute to these types of pains/sensation.

Low/no sensation during sex or trouble orgasming can be connected to low tone in the pelvic floor.

But have no fear! By optimizing your breathing patterns, muscle imbalances, creating more body awareness & confidence, and reconnecting to your pelvic floor postpartum can provide so much improvement without surgery!

Here is why endless kegels and long pelvic floor contractions may be making your incontinence issues worse.

Think of your pelvic floor as a coil spring! For the spring to be functional, there needs to be space between the rings to allow for shock absorption and support. A tight pelvic floor is a fully compressed coil spring with no ability to expand, contract or absorb shock…or to allow for insertion (i.e. sex or orgasms)!

We need length to build strength! In my programs, you will be doing lots of training in the lengthening phase of the pelvic floor range of motion.

A low belly pooch can be caused by a variety of different things! I bet you are starting to catch on to the fact that my approach involves the whole body and is multifaceted because our bodies are more interconnected than we have been led to believe! Kegels and crunches are not magic exercises!

Lower ab dysfunction, diastasis, c-section scar tissue & adhesions, poor breathing patterns, and poor posture habits can all contribute to the lower belly pooch! These are all things that can be addressed inside of MomCORE! With my program, additional video content, and coaching, we can restore function to your MomCORE!

Flat booty means gripping for stability…the trick is figuring out who isn’t doing their job! Which I can help you with in the app through self assessments and coaching.

Many things impact your ability to grow glutes and why your glutes are gripped in the first place. Pelvic floor, core, breathing habits and more. We can clench for fear of leaking, anxiety/stress can also contribute to pelvic floor tightness and tailbone pain & tucking.

Think of a dog tucking their tail when they get in trouble. They are protecting their most vulnerable spaces…this is why stress and anxiety can play a role in your habits and physical healing. This tucked pelvic position also creates a straight shot out of the pelvic floor, presenting a greater opportunity for leaks, pressure down & prolapse. Through my program we will address your body as a whole to increase long lasting impact & results.

Yes! You’ll need equipment to get started!

• Bench (or chair/couch)
• Dumbbells (3-5lbs and 8-10lbs)
• Loop resistance band
• Long resistance band with handles
• Small inflated ball, purchase here

Sister, no matter when you delivered whether it was 6 weeks, 6 month, 6 years, or 20+ years postpartum. Once postpartum, always postpartum, and there is so much power in that!

You can join our app and community FREE for the first 7 days. After that, you'll pay $14.99/month or $99.99/year. That breaks down to just $0.49 a day or $0.28 a day — less than your morning cup of coffee!

This is a whole body restorative program with on-demand, follow along, low-impact core/pelvic floor focused workouts, functional movement, posture, and cardio workouts. I created this for anyone that has been pregnant/delivered a baby OR is experiencing core and pelvic floor dysfunction.

MomCORE is for any level of fitness. Plus, I walk you through all exercises with easy-to-follow videos. This means you’ll be able to do all the moves easily, accurately, and safely. **If you are newly postpartum (c-section included), you can begin when you are ready according to the ACOG! Listen to your body and special requests from your OB.

Sure can!! There are so many benefits to exercise during pregnancy for you and your baby! Another thing to keep in mind is that each mamas fitness level and tolerance level is different. There really aren’t hard rules for exercises that are off limits during pregnancy unless you have been restricted by your OB!

As long as you haven’t been restricted by your doctor and the hernia is not painful, then you are good to go! Hernia and prolapse are pressure management issues, so by correcting how you manage pressure, breathe, connect to your body, we can improve symptoms and reduce the risk for these getting worse over time!