What rib flare actually is — and why it matters
Wide or narrow, ribs that stay flared are sending you a signal. Learn what your body is telling you and why traditional core work isn't fixing it.
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Wide or narrow, ribs that stay flared are sending you a signal. Learn what your body is telling you and why traditional core work isn't fixing it.
When the diaphragm is stuck low, the pelvic floor is stuck low too. Understand the connection that explains leakage, pooch, prolapse, and chronic back pain.
Step-by-step instructions for the position that restores ribcage mobility and re-stacks your body. The same protocol Caroline uses with clients.
"I'm a massive rib flarer and something kind of clicked when doing those exercises on the floor. My back has felt so much broader — like I've finally found those breathing paths again."
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