09/03/2026
Somewhere along the way, pregnancy got framed as a reason to shrink. To do less. To wait it out.
The research tells a different story.
Women who kept moving had a lower risk of preeclampsia, high blood pressure, and gestational diabetes. And when that movement included the pelvic floor, they were far less likely to leak, during pregnancy and after the baby came.
Here’s the honest part most people skip. This works best as prevention. If you’re already leaking, movement alone may not be the fix, and that’s not a failure on your part. It means your pelvic floor needs a proper assessment.
That’s why we built Lucy’s class the way we did. You move with a clinician’s eye on you every Monday, and when you join, you get 50% off your first pelvic floor assessment. That’s $100 back.
Comment BUMP and we’ll send you the details.