03/06/2026
The pelvic floor works together with the diaphragm, abdominal wall, and deep spinal stabilisers to create stability, manage pressure, and support efficient movement. When one part isn’t doing its job well, the entire system can be affected.
By combining developmental positions with resistance we can challenge these connections while improving control, coordination, and postural support.
This position helps to restore hip internal rotation, hip adduction, tibial internal rotation and the stack of the ribcage with the pelvis (zone of apposition), directly influencing how force is absorbed throughout the body (true strength)
This type of training can help improve:
🔸Pelvic floor function and awareness
🔸Core stability and breathing coordination
🔸Postural control
🔸Hip and trunk stability
🔸Force transfer throughout the body
🔸Movement efficiency during daily activities and sport
The goal isn’t to isolate muscles. It’s to help the body coordinate and stabilise more effectively as a whole.
The TAGFIT Method 📍