Alternative rehabilitation program for women diagnosed with diastasis recti

Jun 1 2015

A series of online exercises and on demand curriculum is now available for women battling a not so well-known condition called diastasis recti. Founder, Raintree Sumazin, retired ballerina, pilates and yoga instructor, and certified holistic health counselor, brought this program to life after herself recovering from 8 finger diagnosis of the condition.

Diastasis recti is a condition affecting up to 90% of maternal women who experience muscle separation as a result of pregnancy. This condition is most commonly treated by surgery and is said to have little to no cure other than this medical procedure. Founder, Sumazin, has found otherwise.

"Abdominal Connections introduces an alternative to surgery and works with busy moms to rehabilitate their condition on their own schedule and without surgical intervention so they can return to their previous fitness activities."- Founder, Raintree Sumazin.

The comprehensive six step program includes an extensive collection of diastasis safe exercises which not only assist in diastasis repair but strengthen and tone the whole body. The program promotes healing from the inside out using standard physical therapy techniques such as: heat, moisture, massage, stimulation, binding, and exercises to help rehabilitate the injured muscle.

On demand videos are accessible to create a customized workout. To learn more about the Abdominal Connections rehabilitation program visit: www.abdominalconnections.com.

SOURCE Abdominal Connections