
Running again after a baby
- Running
- After birth
Twelve weeks is a guide, not a finish line. What to check before your first run, and how to build up.
Sanne de Wit

Pelvic physiotherapist
Trained in pelvic health after ten years in a hospital team.
Pelvic health is still the part of the body people wait longest to ask about. I make the first visit easy: we talk first, and nothing happens that you didn’t agree to.
I see women during pregnancy and after, and anyone with pelvic pain or continence questions. The aim is the same as for a knee: back to what you want to do.
Sanne’s note first, then the latest from the team.

Twelve weeks is a guide, not a finish line. What to check before your first run, and how to build up.
Sanne de Wit

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