Specialized Program

Bladder Control Recovery

Build pelvic floor strength and confidence

Duration

16 Weeks

Daily Effort

10-15 mins/day

About this program

A complete pelvic floor strengthening program designed to help with leaks during sneezing, laughing, or exercise. Learn techniques to regain control and confidence.

What you'll achieve:

  • Learn the right way to engage your pelvic floor
  • Progress from lying down to sitting to standing exercises
  • Master a simple technique to prevent leaks during daily activities
  • Practice in real-life situations to build lasting confidence

Program Phases

1

Foundation (Weeks 1-4)

Progressive training with specific criteria before advancing.

2

Position Progression (Weeks 5-8)

Progressive training with specific criteria before advancing.

3

Functional Integration (Weeks 9-12)

Progressive training with specific criteria before advancing.

4

Maintenance (Weeks 13-16+)

Progressive training with specific criteria before advancing.

Evidence Base

This program is based on peer-reviewed research and clinical guidelines: Dumoulin 2015 Cochrane review, ACP 2014 guidelines, Dumoulin 2011, Hagen 2020 OPAL RCT

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Bladder Control Recovery: common questions

Can pelvic floor exercises actually stop bladder leaks?+

Yes. Supervised pelvic floor muscle training is the first-line, evidence-based treatment for stress urinary incontinence (Dumoulin 2015 Cochrane review). The program teaches correct technique and progresses from lying down to sitting to standing.

How long does the bladder control program take?+

16 weeks at 10–15 minutes a day, moving through Foundation, Position Progression, Functional Integration, and Maintenance phases.

I'm not sure I'm doing Kegels correctly — will this help?+

Yes. The program focuses first on finding and correctly engaging the pelvic floor — the single most common thing people get wrong — before adding any load or progression.