If you have scoliosis, you may wonder if you are more likely to suffer from pelvic health concerns. This blog is a deep dive into how scoliosis affects our pelvis and pelvic floor muscles, how to know what that means and what to do if you're having issues - written by an expert with a Doctorate in Physical Therapy specializing in both pelvic health and scoliosis exercise.

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My next featured guest is Teresa Teuscher, a trainer and fellow fusion warrior who changed her own life with mace training and is now empowering others around the world with it as well.

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