Anatomical model of the pelvis and lower spine showing the pelvic floor muscles
Pelvique × Engage Personal Training

Pelvic HealthWorkshop

Saturday, September 12 at 9:00 AM. An educational morning with Dr. Meg Siegel of Pelvique on pelvic floor health, followed by Joe of Engage Personal Training on how to safely transition from physical therapy into strength training.

Free to attend · Seating is limited

Educational event · Questions welcome · No cost

Sep 12
Sat
9:00 AM
9 AM
Free
To Attend
Free Workshop · Saturday, September 12 · 9:00 AM

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✓ Free To Attend✓ All Welcome✓ Q&A Included

Who's Speaking

Two perspectives, one morning: the clinical side and the training side.

Dr. Meg Siegel

Pelvique · Pelvic Health and Wellness

Dr. Meg Siegel

Understanding Pelvic Floor Health

Pelvic floor physical therapist, birth doula, and mom. Dr. Meg works with women on everything from leaking and pelvic pain to prolapse, constipation, and core issues — during pregnancy, postpartum, and well beyond. She'll cover what the pelvic floor actually does, the symptoms people quietly live with, and what modern pelvic floor therapy can do about them.

Engage Personal Training

Joe

From PT to Strength Training

How to bridge the gap after physical therapy — building strength again without re-aggravating what you just worked so hard to heal.

A pregnant woman performing a seated resistance band exercise during pelvic health physical therapy

What The Morning Looks Like

An Hour That
Actually Explains It

  • Pelvic floor health, explained plainlyDr. Meg Siegel covers how the pelvic floor works, common symptoms, and when it's worth getting assessed.
  • Getting back to lifting, safelyJoe walks through the transition from rehab to real strength training — progressions, pacing, and what to avoid.
  • Open Q&ABring your questions. Both presenters stay to answer them, one-on-one if you'd rather ask privately.
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Who This Workshop Is For

No fitness level required — this is a talk, not a workout.

Finishing up physical therapy

You've been discharged (or nearly) and you're not sure what's safe to do next.

Living with pelvic floor symptoms

Leaking, pressure, pain, or postpartum changes you've been told to just live with.

Nervous about lifting again

You want to get stronger but you're worried about setting yourself back.

Simply curious

You'd like to understand your body better before something becomes a problem.

From Engage Members

The people who train with us, in their own words.

"I feel better about myself. My weight is down to what I was before covid hit. My joints don't hurt, my knees don't hurt. I have more energy."
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Heather
Engage Member
"I've lost 8 pounds of pure body fat, and gained pounds of muscle. Not bad for 57!"
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Nate
Engage Member
"We connected immediately. I'm 62 and I love working out at Engage. I had a hip replacement 2 years ago and no longer get sore! This community is the best!"
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Peggy
Engage Member
"I feel mentally refreshed every time I come in. If you need to get motivated, you need to be here."
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Chris
Engage Member

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know before September 12.

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Free · Seating Is Limited

Saturday, September 12
9:00 AM

Pelvic health with Dr. Meg Siegel of Pelvique, then a practical look at returning to strength training with Joe of Engage. Come learn, ask questions, and leave with a plan.

Saturday, September 12 9:00 AM Westchester, PA