Pelvic Floor Training – Essential for Your Health and Well-Being!
Pelvic floor trainer with app for targeted training: PelvicTool Home & Sport
“Proper and regular training is the foundation of a flexible and powerful pelvic floor.”
Pelvic floor training prevents incontinence
Well trained, elastic pelvic floor muscles can effectively prevent functional disorders such as urinary or fecal incontinence and erectile dysfunction. A strong pelvic floor increases performance in sports and makes for a more pleasurable sex life.
Strengthening the pelvic floor can also help with back pain. This is because it is connected to both the abdominal and back muscles and is important for the stability of the spine.
Why pelvic floor training?
Like any muscle, an untrained pelvic floor muscle becomes weak. The pelvic floor loses elasticity and tone and neuromuscular control is reduced. Due to its central location, weak pelvic floor muscles affect many areas of life. If pelvic floor weakness leads to urinary incontinence, for example, this has a major impact on physical and psychological well-being.
Pelvic floor training is particularly valuable for women who wish to have children, as a well-trained pelvic floor is much better able to withstand the stresses of pregnancy.
How does the training with the Pelvic Tool work?
The PelvicTool Home & Sport is a tool to train the pelvic floor in a targeted way. Pelvic floor training with the app-controlled fitness device is based on biofeedback, a treatment method of behavioral medicine. The medically certified PelvicTool technology has already been used successfully for years in physiotherapies, pelvic floor courses and fitness centers and is recommended by specialist retailers.
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PelvicTool – for awareness, control & strength of your pelvic floor
Simple and effective pelvic floor training.
Non-invasive pelvic floor trainer
Unlike most other pelvic floor trainers, the training device does not need to be introduced into the body.
With the PelvicTool you can train without being intimate, while wearing light clothing. Training with the PelvicTool is very simple: You sit in a straight, calm position on the seat cushion with the sensor tube and run through the selected training programme from the PelvicTool app.
In biofeedback training, hardly or only faintly perceptible body processes – in our case the tensing of the pelvic floor muscles – are measured by sensors and converted into visible signals. Biofeedback has proven to be ideal for pelvic floor training because the pelvic floor muscles are hidden inside the body and many people find it difficult at first to feel the right muscle and to move and control it voluntarily.
Can I test the PelvicTool before buying it?
If you would like to try out the PelvicTool Home & Sport before buying, we recommend renting it from our sales partner, Parsenn-Produkte AG. This offer is currently only available to addresses based in Switzerland.
Pelvic floor training: investing in your health
In order to strengthen and control the pelvic floor muscles in the long term, you have to train regularly, over a period of years. Pain-free training is especially important, which is why the PelvicTool is equipped with an ergonomic seat and a pleasantly soft sensor tube. And best of all: the investment in the pelvic floor trainer is all the more worthwhile because the intimate-free training device can also be used by your partner – because everyone benefits from trained pelvic floor muscles!
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Efficient pelvic floor workout
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