Prepare for birth with pelvic mechanics (for pros + parents)


Hey there! When labor stalls, what tools do we really have?

  • Do we simply wait and see?
  • Transfer care if things don’t change?
  • Rely on medical interventions like Pitocin?

While all of these have their place, relying only on them leaves a huge gap. As professionals and parents, we deserve more tools to prepare for and support birth.

The missing piece? Pelvic mechanics.

A deeper understanding of the pelvis and pelvic floor can help us:

  • Prepare prenatally with targeted birth prep exercises
  • Identify patterns that may contribute to restricted space or position challenges (like a narrow pubic arch or asymmetry in the pelvic floor)
  • Notice external clues during labor that signal an issue before it becomes prolonged
  • Offer movement-based strategies to create space in the pelvis and support progress

That’s exactly what we’ll cover in our upcoming Pelvic Mechanics for Professionals Workshop.

📍 Aberdeen, NC — Oct 4 at 10am
In this 6-hour, hands-on course, you’ll learn:

  • The anatomy and mechanics of the pelvis (inlet, midpelvis, outlet, and their sub-sections)
  • Movement strategies to create space in each part of the pelvis
  • Common pelvic floor and movement patterns we see as birth workers—and what to do about them
  • Tools to support labor progress beyond Pitocin and transfer

We’ve applied for Continuing Education credits and will update you once they’re approved.

This workshop is ideal for:

  • Movement professionals expanding into prenatal & birth prep
  • Birth professionals looking to add hands-on tools to support labor
  • Expecting parents who want to dive deeper into preparing their body and mind for birth

$249.00

Pelvic Mechanics for Birth Workers & Movement Pros

🗓️ Saturday October 4th, 10-4pm
📍 Location: MamasteFit, 155 Allison Page Rd, Suite B, Aberdeen NC 28315
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Additional upcoming pelvic mechanics workshops:

Workshops for Expectant Families
We also offer Functional Birth Prep workshops designed specifically for expecting families:

These sessions walk you through pelvic-opening exercises, pelvic floor relaxation, and labor positions to help you and your partner feel prepared.

And if you’re an expecting parent who wants to go deeper? You’re welcome to join the Pelvic Mechanics workshop too!

155 Allison Page Rd, Suite B., Aberdeen, NC 28315
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