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Every exercise you give a client or patient will affect their pelvic floor in some way. Unfortunately this fact is often overlooked. Currently over one million Kiwis suffer from some form of pelvic floor related dysfunction. The pelvic floor is a complex and dynamic system of muscles, fascia and ligaments, which should be considered when designing exercise programmes or assessing postural and musculoskeletal dysfunction. High risk clients, including pregnant and post-natal women, menopausal women, those undergoing pelvic/prostate surgery and certain athletes must be routinely screened for pelvic floor dysfunction.

Every exercise you give a client or patient will affect their pelvic floor in some way. Unfortunately this fact is often overlooked. Currently over one million Kiwis suffer from some form of pelvic floor related dysfunction. The pelvic floor is a complex and dynamic system of muscles, fascia and ligaments, which should be considered when designing exercise programmes or assessing postural and musculoskeletal dysfunction. High risk clients, including pregnant and post-natal women, menopausal women, those undergoing pelvic/prostate surgery and certain athletes must be routinely screened for pelvic floor dysfunction.

Every exercise you give a client or patient will affect their pelvic floor in some way. Unfortunately this fact is often overlooked. Currently over one million Kiwis suffer from some form of pelvic floor related dysfunction. The pelvic floor is a complex and dynamic system of muscles, fascia and ligaments, which should be considered when designing exercise programmes or assessing postural and musculoskeletal dysfunction. High risk clients, including pregnant and post-natal women, menopausal women, those undergoing pelvic/prostate surgery and certain athletes must be routinely screened for pelvic floor dysfunction.

FitEx is the conference for the fitness and exercise industry in New Zealand (previously known as GetNZ active conference). It incorporates over 80 sessions, from dozens of world class presenters jam packed into two days (Saturday/Sunday) PLUS full day pre-conference workshops on the Friday, ranging from the latest in rehab/prehab concepts, programs for special populations, or the business side of the industry.

The Fitness Industry Awards have been running since 2005, and are designed to recognise those making a contribution to the health and wellness of New Zealanders through exercise and fitness. The awards ceremony itself is an annual event, and has had prestigious guest speakers including the Hon John Key, Hon Rodney Hide, Hon Murray McCully and Sue Kedgeley. The ceremony’s MC is media and fitness personality Suzie Clarkson.