Track three numbers
Hold time, quick-flick count and symptom-free impact minutes are the three numbers worth writing down weekly.
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Phase 2 check-in: the knack tested properly, the floor retested and the midline rechecked.
Hold time, quick-flick count and symptom-free impact minutes are the three numbers worth writing down weekly.
Tightening the pelvic floor just before a cough, sneeze or lift measurably reduces leakage. It is a habit, and it is free.
Good weeks and bad weeks are normal. The trend over a month is the measure, not any single day.
Three couplets · two rounds · twelve minutes · a cylinder that holds
Cough with the pre-contraction and then without it; note the difference honestly.
Easier clear the throat · Harder stronger cough
Hold to the point the contraction weakens; compare the seconds with session 6.
Easier shorter holds · Harder longer
Recheck the midline above and below the navel; note the width and, more importantly, the tension.
Easier head lift only · Harder reposition the fingers
Curl up to the highest point with no ridge; note where that point is now.
Easier chin nod only · Harder higher
Count clean single-leg squats to a chair in 60 s each side, then compare.
Easier higher chair · Harder lower chair
Heaviest bags held tall; time the hold and write it down.
Easier lighter · Harder heavier
Each couplet: 60 s scored → the loading set → 10 s to move on. Done at 12:00.