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This webinar explores the application of strength and conditioning principles to pelvic floor rehabilitation, moving beyond isolated muscle training towards an integrated, load-based approach. Participants will develop an understanding of how the pelvic floor responds to load within functional and performance contexts, and how this can be applied across a range of clinical presentations including pelvic pain, incontinence, and return to sport.

The course emphasizes clinical reasoning, progressive loading strategies, and the integration of the pelvic floor within whole-body movement. Attendees will leave with practical frameworks to design, adapt, and progress rehabilitation programs that reflect both current evidence and real-world demands.

Participants of this class will: 

• Understand the role of load in pelvic floor rehabilitation and dysfunction
• Apply strength and conditioning principles (e.g. progressive overload, specificity, variability) to pelvic health
• Differentiate between underactive, overactive, and poorly coordinated pelvic floor presentations in the context of loading
• Integrate pelvic floor function into whole-body movement and performance-based rehabilitation
• Develop clinically reasoned exercise progressions for pelvic floor dysfunction across different populations

About your instructor:

Bill Taylor has been a Physiotherapist for over 40 years. He is a graduate of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Therapy and has spent most of his career treating the Musculoskeletal System using manual therapy and  exercise. 

He has over 25 years experience in pelvic health treating both male and female pelvic floor dysfunction. He is widely recognized in the UK & internationally as being a leading pelvic health physios and one of the few who specialize in male pelvic floor dysfunction. 

He has contributed a chapter to the textbook, Chronic Pelvic Pain and Dysfunction entitled The Effect of Sport and Exercise on Chronic Pelvic Pain.  He compiled the chapter on Pelvic Girdle Assessment in the text Neuro-musculoskeletal Assessment.  Recently he co-authored a chapter on Loading the Pelvic floor in Sports Medicine and the Pelvic Floor. He has taught widely in UK, Europe, Scandinavia & Israel on male and female pelvic health. He  is also  the Clinical Director at Taylor Physiotherapy  in Edinburgh, Scotland where 50% of his case load is pelvic health. 

Additionally he has worked with Scottish Ballet and Scottish Dance Theatre  for over 20 years. He was integral in the development of a full time Physiotherapy service to the National Ballet after which he continued as Consultant Physiotherapist for a number of years. He is a Trustee on the board of the Pelvic Obstetric and Gynaecological Physiotherapy Board of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy as well as member of the board of Prostate Scotland’s Pages Committee which is involved in patient facing education. He is currently a Doctoral researcher at Oxford Brookes University where he is studying “The effect of movement and exercise in the treatment of male chronic pelvic pain”.

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