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@bannerman You can actually get these tampon-like things called Poise Impressa. Essentially it’s like a disposable pessary or a little tent that helps hold everything in place to help prevent leaking. I know a feel people who use them for running.

@bannerman Really great insight, thanks for sharing. I knew about the jaw/pelvic floor connection from my birthing classes but hadn’t heard about the connection to the ankles and feet! Makes sense, it’s all connected isn’t it! I really think the strategy for anyone looking to improve skipping...

@jungshi I puked a little after 24.1, never a good time.

@akbarpk That’s AMAZING.

@introvertedbookworm Good luck!

@alamo27503 You gotta do what you gotta do! Great work.

@joethemechanic Awesome! Welcome back.

@gigglingtrout I highly recommend seeing a pelvic floor physiotherapist! It could be weak or overactive but either way a good physio can be very helpful.

@drcao Progress baby! That’s exactly what I did, broke it up into smaller sets, taking a few breaths to reset in between. Keep at it!

@annevdw54 Always a good thing!

@lokeangirl Yesssss!

@jerrygab2 Thanks for being understanding and chill about it. I’m sure she appreciated your discretion.

@pofo2020 Look at us go!

Listen, I’ve had 2 babies in the last 3 years and I just finished nearly 6 rounds of 24.2 without weeing in my pants! That’s a win in my books. Any one else have any non-score related wins this open?

@starrss Hmm interesting. I haven’t come across this in any of my research (I’m doing my PHC NP). I would love to see the primary research. If you have any sources I’d be interested but I can also look it up myself.

@earnestq Side note: Almost everyone is vitamin D deficient. You should be supplementing ~2000iu everyday! Liquid is the most bio available. Side side note: there’s some good evidence that low vitamin d levels are associated with severe Covid. Another good reason to supplement.