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Postpartum Recovery
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Postpartum
Diastasis Recti
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Think postpartum only lasts a few months? Think again. Postpartum is forever—and no matter how long it’s been since you had your baby, this podcast is for you. Are you a mom who used to feel strong and athletic—but now feels disconnected from your body? Do you want to get back to lifting weights, running, or just moving your body and feeling like yourself again—but aren’t sure what’s safe or where... more

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In this episode, I’m breaking down why strong moms don’t jump right back into running at 6 weeks postpartum, even if they feel “cleared” to exercise. I talk about what your body is still healing from during that early postpartum phase, why leaking an... more

In this episode, I’m breaking down why strong moms don’t ignore diastasis recti postpartum. Whether you’re newly postpartum or years out from having babies, this episode will help you understand what’s really going on in your core and what you can do... more

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In this episode, I’m breaking down why postpartum recovery is about so much more than just doing kegels. I talk about how the pelvic floor actually works with your core, diaphragm, glutes, and hips as one connected system, and why leaking, heaviness,... more

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In this episode, I’m breaking down why strong moms do not need to wait six weeks to start postpartum recovery and what I actually recommend doing in those first two weeks after birth. I talk about the difference between gentle rehab and jumping back ... more

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Recent Guests

Margie Davenport
Professor in the Faculty of Kinesiology, Sport and Recreation at the University of Alberta; exercise physiologist
University of Alberta
Episode: 52. Exercise During Pregnancy: What the Research Says — Dr. Margie Davenport (Part 1)
Dr. Rosi Abbottball
Family physician, pre and postnatal coach; helps women prioritize themselves during motherhood
Episode: 46. Postpartum Fitness Without the “Perfect Routine”: What Actually Works with Dr. Rosi
Stephanie Ridgway
Physical Therapist and runner, mom of five
Private practice in Alabama (online PT business)
Episode: 42. When Can You Run Postpartum? The Tests to Pass First with Dr. Stephanie Ridgway
Dr. Saru Bala
Naturopathic doctor specializing in women's health, focusing on menstrual cycle regulation and hormone health.
Founder of a women's health practice and creator of the Period Solutions Academy
Episode: 36. Women's Hormone Health with Dr. Saru Bala
Dr. Mae Hughes
Pelvic floor physical therapist, founder of Movement Through Motherhood
Movement Through Motherhood
Episode: 34. Kegels, Diastasis, and More with Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist Dr. Mae
Erika Sweet
A first-time mom, doula, and bike fitter
The Fitting Room
Episode: 31. Strong Moms, Real Stories with Erika S.
Dr. Morgan MacDermott
A licensed naturopathic doctor specializing in perinatal women's health, founder of Milk Medicine, and co-host of the Healthy As A Mother podcast.
Milk Medicine
Episode: 29. Holistic Pregnancy and Birth Dr. Morgan MacDermott
Jessica Cahoy
Former CrossFit Games athlete and nursing professional, now a mentor in health and fitness for women.
Episode: 23. Lower Intensity Interval Training for Full Body Fitness with CrossFit Games Athlete Jessica Cahoy
Dr. Lara Morgan Lee
Board certified sports medicine physician specializing in moms
Episode: 20. Treating Moms as Athletes with Dr. Morgan Lee MD

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Dr. Karlie Causey
Pregnancy and postpartum expert, sports chiropractor, strength coach, and host of the show.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 25 ratings
  • Amazing!

    As a mom of 4, my youngest being 9 weeks- this podcast has been very beneficial/educational. Short and sweet episodes that are very informative. So grateful I had happened to stumble across Dr Karlie’s IG that lead me to her podcast. Will definitely be listening to future releases!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    daphnedoodles
    United Statesa year ago
  • Due any day now…

    This popped up at the top of my list when searching for convos about postpartum exercise and it was reassuring to hear I could do a low impact routine right away to rebuild core strength as I have very significant diastastis recti. It feels very timely that this pod just launched. Thanks for the info and plan!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mmmmiiiimmmmiii
    United Statesa year ago
  • 🏃🏻‍♀️🏋🏻‍♀️🤰🏻💗

    Grateful that Karlie is sharing her knowledge and experiences! As a first time mom and avid runner/general body mover, it feels like there is not enough research and information out there for moms who are just trying to navigate body movement postpartum. Karlie explains things clearly and her experience of exercising before, during, and after pregnancy (x3!) offers a unique relatability in a time when many feel isolated. Grateful for this resource and can’t wait to hear what’s next!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Iva W
    United Statesa year ago
  • Wish I had this with my first baby

    Great conversation that touches on the many aspects of pregnancy, birth and postpartum without being focused on a single agenda. I feel empowered and a little more knowledgeable.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Guard_Mom2
    United Statesa year ago
  • Great advice from a reputable source

    Love the conversational feel of this podcast, it feels like I’m just having a casual conversation with Dr. Karlie with the easy to understand and digest information and advice! Super solid info and really honest and motivational

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jayveee11
    United Statesa year ago

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Listeners appreciate realistic, non-judgmental coaching and actionable plans that fit into busy mom schedules.
Many note the value of debunking “bounce back” myths and prioritizing functional strength over aesthetics.
Listener feedback highlights the host's practical, science-based guidance for postpartum recovery.
Praise for approachable, digestible episodes that mix expert insight with real mom experiences.

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53. When Can You Safely Return to Exercise Postpartum? What the Research Says — Dr. Margie Davenport (Part 2)
Q: Is there evidence behind that six-week postpartum rule and where it came from?
The six-week mark appears to be more of a general tissue-healing time point than a hard evidence-based boundary; actual healing and readiness vary considerably by delivery method and individual factors, so clinicians advocate for a flexible, personalized approach rather than a strict milestone.
53. When Can You Safely Return to Exercise Postpartum? What the Research Says — Dr. Margie Davenport (Part 2)
Q: Can you talk a little bit about the research as like, is there too early to start?
The start time is highly individualized, but evidence supports mobilizing early (even if not yet exercising vigorously) and gradually returning to activity with a focus on building foundations before progressing to higher intensity. This includes safe, low-level movement in the days and weeks after delivery and a graded return as symptoms allow.
52. Exercise During Pregnancy: What the Research Says — Dr. Margie Davenport (Part 1)
Q: Are there risks to the baby from exercise during pregnancy?
Evidence does not show increased miscarriage or preterm risk from maternal exercise, and some data suggest potential benefits like healthier birth weight distribution and possibly stronger early development in babies of active moms.
52. Exercise During Pregnancy: What the Research Says — Dr. Margie Davenport (Part 1)
Q: What do the guidelines say about duration and frequency of activity during pregnancy?
Canada recommends 150 minutes of moderate activity per week on three or more days, with a shift away from fixed bout timing to accumulating minutes, even in smaller chunks like a minute here and there.
52. Exercise During Pregnancy: What the Research Says — Dr. Margie Davenport (Part 1)
Q: Was it just walking or was it exercise, and what does that look like in practical terms?
Walking is considered exercise across intensity levels; even light activity like a mall stroll counts, but goal is increasing heart rate modestly to achieve moderate intensity, such as brisk walking after meals.

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A evidence-informed show centered on postpartum health, recovery, and returning to strength. Across episodes, topics swirl around diastasis recti, pelvic floor rehab, breathing and core engagement, and practical, time-friendly ways for moms to move safely without chasing pre-pregnancy bodies. The host blends clinical expertise with real-life mom experiences, debunking myths about “bounce back” and emphasizing sustainable movement, daily function, and athletic identity in motherhood. Notable strengths include clear, actionable plans, emphasis on breathing and posture, and a practical, empathetic tone that resonates with busy moms and healthcare-minded listeners alike.

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