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The Three Types of Downtraining (And Why They Matter)

  • Writer: Nicole Cozean
    Nicole Cozean
  • Apr 14
  • 3 min read

🚨 Are you using all three types of downtraining in your practice? 🚨



Documentation: Taking Back Our Time
 

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We often talk about "downtraining" without fully defining what it is—or recognizing that there are actually three distinct types. If you’re not considering all three, you’re missing key ways to help your patients.

We’re bringing back one of our most popular episodes!


While I’m out on maternity leave, we’re replaying some of the most impactful conversations we’ve had on the podcast over the years.


In this episode, we break down:

Pelvic Floor – Direct – Hands-on techniques, biofeedback, and other direct interventions.

Pelvic Floor – Indirect – Treating surrounding structures like the hips, glutes, and breath mechanics.

Central Nervous System – Addressing the brain-body connection, pain science, and autonomic regulation.


Each type of downtraining requires different techniques—and knowing which one to prioritize can get your patients better, faster.


If you’ve ever felt like “downtraining” is a vague, overused term, this episode will give you clear, actionable strategies to make it more effective for your patients!



Downtraining Masterclass

If you'd like a deep dive into downtraining, make sure you check out the Downtraining Masterclass! (www.pelvicptrising.com/downtraining). 

It's targeted, bite-sized and (at $47 for lifetime access) incredibly affordable.  It's information you'll use with your patients every single day!


Essential Pelvic Strengthening


If you're looking for more information on how to strengthen the pelvic floor without relying on Kegel exercises and how to make this more functional for patients, make sure to check out the Not Your Mama's Kegels course! www.pelvicptrising.com/kegels


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Nicole Cozean, PT, DPT, WCS


Founder of Pelvic PT Rising and PelvicSanity Physical Therapy in Southern California.


Dedicated to forever changing pelvic health with online clinical courses to help you be more confident in your practice and business resources to help start and grow pelvic health businesses.



Jesse Cozean, MBA


Co-founder of the Pelvic PT Rising and the Rising Podcast.


Jesse uses his business experience to help pelvic health business owners start and grow their practices so they can build a practice that truly works for them. From website design, SEO, conversions, marketing, finance and money mindset, he wants to make the process of owning your own practice easier and fun.

 
 
 

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