Graduate from pelvic floor rehab into real strength training.
A 12 week at home dumbbell strength program for moms with prolapse, leaking or diastasis recti who are ready to stop feeling stuck in corrective exercise + start getting STRONG.
Build full body strength while working toward reducing or eliminating leaks, improving prolapse symptoms + building a stronger, more functional core.
12 weeks. 3 progressive phases.
We start with strength + pelvic floor foundations, then progressively build toward heavier training, power + impact.
Build the Foundation
3 full body strength days
2 core + pelvic floor days
Build strength while improving the foundation underneath it.
Focus on breathing, pressure management, core coordination, mobility + progressive dumbbell strength.
Build Strength + Add Impact
4 strength days
1 core + pelvic floor day
Your foundation is stronger. Now we ask your body to do more.
Increase your training load while introducing more dynamic core work, power + progressive impact.
Put It All Together
4 strength days
1 power + impact day
Your core + pelvic floor become part of the way you train.
Move into split strength training while continuing to challenge your core + progressively build power and impact.
You're ready to work out. You're just tired of wondering what your pelvic floor can handle.
Your pelvic floor is part of your entire movement system.
Your breathing, rib cage, core, hips, glutes, strength, mobility + ability to manage pressure all play a role in how your body handles exercise.
That's why CoreLIFT doesn't just give you more pelvic floor exercises.
Feeling like your pelvic floor isn't controlling your life anymore.
The goal isn't to stay in pelvic floor rehab forever. It's to build a body that can handle more.
Work toward reducing or eliminating exercise related leaks.
Work toward reducing heaviness, pressure + symptoms that interfere with training.
Improve core function + progressively strengthen your abdominal wall.
Build stronger glutes, legs, back, upper body + core.
Progress toward jumping, running + more athletic movement.
Learn how to modify, progress + make training decisions based on your body.
You may just need to find the barrier.
CoreLIFT includes assessments, education + targeted training to help you better understand what may need extra attention.
No PDF workout plan you're left to figure out yourself.
Open CoreLIFT. Grab your dumbbells. Press play.
I guide you through the workout from beginning to end.
This is not a bodyweight only pelvic floor program.
CoreLIFT is designed to progressively make you stronger, so you'll need dumbbells you can increase over time.
No sliders? Use socks or a kitchen towel on hard floors. Paper plates or coffee filters can work on carpet.
You don't have to take my word for it.
Hi, I'm Angela.
I used to pee well past my knees while teaching fitness classes. Then I was diagnosed with prolapse + suddenly I was questioning everything I thought I knew about fitness.
Could I lift heavy? Could I jump? Was I making my prolapse worse? Did I have to modify forever?
I didn't get here by avoiding exercise forever. I learned how to work with my body + progressively rebuild strength.
That's exactly what I want to teach you.
Inside CoreLIFT
How do you want to train?
Both options include the complete CoreLIFT Method.
CoreLIFT Lifetime
Follow the complete 12 week roadmap + keep CoreLIFT forever.
Modern Fit Moms Membership
Get CoreLIFT + an entire year of Modern Fit Moms training.
Finish CoreLIFT. Then train toward your next goal.
FREE Personal Core + Breathing Assessment
Submit a few short videos + I'll personally review your breathing and core strategy and send you individualized feedback.
Available to the first 10 women who enroll within 24 hours. Videos must be submitted within 14 days of enrollment to redeem the bonus.CoreLIFT FAQ
Are the workouts full follow along?
How long are the workouts?
What equipment do I need?
Can I do CoreLIFT with prolapse, leaking or diastasis recti?
Is CoreLIFT physical therapy?
What's the difference between the $197 and $157 options?
It's time to bridge the gap between pelvic floor rehab + fitness.
You don't have to stay stuck doing corrective exercise forever. Take what you've learned + start building strength.