Everyone is born with their muscles separated. Usually the muscles come together around three years old after the nervous system has developed.
Because of the weakness in the connective tissue at the belly button, continuous force on this weak spot can separate the muscles again.
Force on the abdominal muscles that stretch the connective tissue either in a forward or sideways direction will separate the muscles. Pregnancy, abdominal surgery where they blow your belly up with air, improper exercises such as crunches and gymnastics, automobile accident can all create this force on the connective tissue.
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EFFECTS ON YOUR BODY The job of the outermost abdominal muscles is to support your back and organs. The muscles must be close together to do this. When the muscles separate and the connective tissue joining these muscles stretches sideways, it cannot provide this support system anymore causing side effects like back pain, constipation, bloating after eating, umbilical hernia, poor posture, and pelvic floor issues. A diastasis can put a pregnant woman at risk for a C-section and a patient having abdominal surgery at risk for an incisional hernia.
To have a strong core your muscles need to be close together. You need to close your diastasis because it will only get larger as you age and by doing improper exercises. The larger your diastasis, the more side- effects you will have and the longer it will take to close it.
WHY THE TUPLER TECHNIQUE®? The Tupler Technique® program will close your diastasis recti no matter how you got your diastasis or how long you have had it! It is both research and evidenced based. Our statistics show that if you follow all 4 steps of the program your diastasis will close 55% in six weeks! You can see what that looks like by checking out our before and after photos. You can also check out our testimonial page and read what doctors and our clients have to say about the Tupler Technique®. Julie Tupler, creator of the Tupler Technique®, is a registered nurse, certified personal trainer and childbirth educator, and has been treating diastasis recti since 1990 when she started with her Maternal Fitness® Program to prepare women for the marathon of labor and motherhood. Julie has written three best selling books on diastasis recti (Maternal Fitness, Lose Your Mummy Tummy and Together Tummy). She has produced five videos (Lose Your Mummy Tummy, Say Goodbye to Your Gut Guys, Perfect Pushing, Ab Rehab and Belly Button Boogie) Her program has been translated into 6 languages (Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, German, Danish and Czech). She has developed the Diastasis Rehab Splint®, Diastometer for measuring diastasis, TogetherTape, Corrective Connective Tissue Cream and TogetherWear. She speaks at medical and fitness conferences all over the world and trains medical and fitness professionals all over the world her Tupler Technique® Program. Dr Oz says she is an expert on diastasis recti as well as many other physicians.
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The Tupler Technique® Program is all about healing the connective tissue (linea alba) between your separated muscles. Here is the “big picture” of how it works. It heals connective tissue by:
In week six of the program, whether the diastasis is closed or not closed, the Tupler Technique® Program teaches how to do a “diastasis safe” workout in order to maintain the gains that have been made in the first six weeks of the program. Because of the weakness in the connective tissue at the belly button, if you start putting forward abdominal force on this weak spot the muscles will separate again.
Having a strong transverse muscle so it can be used with every repetition of every exercise. If you cannot hold your transverse in it means either your transverse is not strong enough OR you are exercising in a position where it is impossible to engage the transverse muscle. An example is crunches, roll-ups, and rollbacks.
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You also must avoid exercises that stretch your connective tissue in a sideways direction. These are ANY exercises where you are arching your back. When you arch your back, you are flaring your ribs. When you flare your ribs, it is impossible not only to engage your transverse muscle, but it also stretches your connective tissue in a sideways direction. The other movement that stretches your connective tissue in a sideways direction is a forward crossover movement. This is a shearing movement.
In week six if you start exercising and you have not closed your diastasis, you will not want to do downward facing down abdominal exercises. In this position, all the weight of the organs stretches the connective tissue. So, exercises like pushups or planks can be done standing against the wall.
Closing your diastasis will not only give you a better- looking belly, but it will give you a strong core and a strong core supports your whole body. Yes, closing a diastasis will change the way you look and feel.When it comes to working your abs, it’s really important to focus on the muscles you’re targeting, without putting other muscles – like those in your back – at risk.
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We’re going to focus on building a solid core by learning abdominal exercises that won’t get you in a back injury predicament.
Many of us go to the gym without a road map – when we work out we do a little of this and a little of that, and hope that they’re the right things to make the change we want in our bodies.
When you are working out (as is the opposite in life) it’s not who you know that gets you results, it’s what you know. Strange but true.
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Read on as we share the eye-opening process of working out your abs into a simple-to-follow strategy even the most newbie fitness person can follow.
A core exercise program should emphasize all of the major muscles that girdle the spine, including but not concentrating on the abs.
While the “core” remains a somewhat vague concept, most researchers consider it the corset of muscles and connective tissue that encircle and hold the spine in place. If your core is stable, your spine remains upright while your body swivels around it.
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The muscles forming the core must be balanced to allow the spine to bear large loads. Another way to think of it is that the core is where the body’s center of gravity is located and where all movement originates.
Think of your body as a kinetic chain (because it is), and in order for this chain to work properly, it helps to view this system from the inside out.
In other words, to build a strong core from the inside out, you will want to make sure you are working the muscles that are attached directly to your vertebrae first.
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Focusing on the outer muscles is like building a house without a solid foundation. It might look great for a little while, but without that stable base, you could find yourself in trouble later.
A little bit of science and anatomy here: a core training program should regularly manipulate plane of motions, range of motion, modalities (tubing, stability ball, medicine ball, BOSU ball, AIrex pad etc.), body position, amount of control, speed of execution, amount of feedback, and specific acute training variables (sets, reps, intensity, tempo, frequency).
Your core is your foundation of strength. Each time you carry the groceries, lift the laundry basket, or throw your kids over your shoulder you are relying on your core. In other words, it is super important!
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The benefits of working out your core are many: A solid core will increase your stability, improve your balance and prevent back injuries. More advanced moves will happen with confidence. Besides looking “ripped”, a solid core can help you achieve total fitness from the inside out.
In a country where it’s estimated that 80 percent of adults have back problems, it makes sense that we learn some proper abdominal exercises.
If you have struggled on a gym floor, hands clasped behind your head, straining to touch your elbows to your knees, there’s good news: The sit-up and crunch are now no-nos.
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So forget about them. Forget about hanging leg raises. That machine in the corner of the gym weight room that twists your spine? Forget that too.
They don’t target the muscles that you want, or they do so in a way that can cause injury or isn’t efficient.
First, let’s go with some great beginner moves that ironically require little in the way of movement, but loads in the way of work.
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Bracing occurs when you have contracted the abs, the lower back and butt muscles at the same time. Drawing in is simply drawing your naval in toward the spine.
Walk around and brace your abs. It’s easy and it works, with one caveat. You have to remember to lightly contract your abs while you’re drawing your belly button in.
This is a super easy and a great isometric way of training your abs for tone, endurance, strength. It will require you to be mindful at first, but over time, your subconscious will take over and it will become second nature.
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