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Sign UpWhen we think about core strength, most of us picture toned abs or exercise routines. But your core muscles do much more than support your workouts – they play a key role in day-to-day wellbeing, including your posture, stability, and even bladder control.
At The Nantwich Clinic, we regularly work with clients struggling with back pain, balance issues, or pelvic floor concerns. And often, the root of the problem lies in a weakened or underactive core.
Let’s explore the connection.
Your core muscles (including the abdominals, obliques, diaphragm, and pelvic floor) help to stabilise the spine. When they’re strong and well-coordinated, they reduce pressure on your lower back.
A weak core can lead to:
Supporting your spine through targeted core strengthening; such as Pilates, physio-guided exercises, or treatments like Emsculpt NEO, can help relieve pain and prevent it returning.
Whether you’re walking the dog, riding horses, or carrying shopping, your core works constantly to keep you steady.
Improving your core strength:
This is especially valuable as we age, when natural balance declines slightly.
Many people don’t realise the core and pelvic floor work together. Weakness in one often affects the other. That’s why improving core strength can play a key role in:
At The Nantwich Clinic, we support clients using non-invasive pelvic floor technology like Emsella, alongside expert physiotherapy and functional rehab.
We understand that traditional exercise isn’t always an option – especially if you’re managing an injury, dealing with chronic pain, or recovering from surgery or childbirth.
Our team offers a range of core-focused support including:
If you’re noticing back discomfort, changes in balance, or bladder concerns, you’re not alone and support is available.
Book a consultation at The Nantwich Clinic today and find the right, personalised solution to help you feel stronger, steadier, and more in control.
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