Catalyst Mom

08/30/2026

Can’t get rid of that postpartum “mom pouch”? There may be more going on than you think. 👀

For some moms, that lower-belly bulge can be associated with diastasis recti, where the abdominal muscles have separated during pregnancy.

And this is where a lot of women get frustrated.

They try more crunches.
More ab workouts.
More intense training.

But if your core hasn’t regained proper control and coordination, more isn’t always better.

A better starting point is rebuilding the foundation:

✨ Diaphragmatic breathing
✨ Deep abdominal activation
✨ Controlled heel slides and leg movements
✨ Pelvic and trunk stability
✨ Gradually progressing your core strength

The goal isn’t to “burn” the mom pouch with hundreds of reps.

It’s to rebuild the muscles and movement patterns that support your abdominal wall.

That’s exactly what Core Restoration inside Catalyst Mom is designed to help you do.

Instead of guessing which random postpartum workout to try next, you get a structured progression that takes you from rebuilding your foundation toward getting stronger.

And if you know you struggle with consistency, we also have 2 private one-on-one check-ins each month with a dedicated coach to help keep you accountable and progressing.

💬 COMMENT “CORE” and we’ll show you how to get started.

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08/30/2026

…deep core breathing, not endless crunches. 👇

If you’re postpartum and still dealing with that lower-belly “mom pouch,” you may be focusing on the wrong thing.

Your core isn’t just your six-pack muscles.

After pregnancy, your diaphragm, deep abdominal muscles, pelvic floor, and pressure system all need to work together again.

That’s why learning how to breathe and manage pressure can be such an important part of rebuilding your core. 💯

Try this:

✨ Lie comfortably on your back or side
✨ Place one hand on your ribs and one on your lower belly
✨ Breathe in slowly and let your ribs expand
✨ Exhale gently while lightly engaging your deep core
✨ Repeat for 5–10 slow breaths

No sucking your stomach in.
No forcing.
No 100 crunches.

Just reconnect first, then build from there.

And if you’re dealing with diastasis recti, doming, coning, weakness, or simply don’t know where to start, you don’t have to figure it out through random workouts.

That’s why we created Core Restoration inside Catalyst Mom — a progressive approach to rebuilding your core with structured workouts and guidance.

You can also get 2 private one-on-one check-ins each month with a dedicated coach to help you stay consistent and keep progressing. 🤍

💬 COMMENT “CORE” and we’ll show you how to get started.

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08/30/2026

…smart core training and reconnection — NOT just more crunches. 👇

Still dealing with that “mom pooch” months or even years after having your baby? 😩

First, please know this:

You’re not lazy. And you don’t need to punish your body to change it.

Pregnancy can change the way your abdominal wall, deep core, breathing, and pelvic floor work together. For some moms, diastasis recti can also be part of the picture.

So instead of jumping straight into hundreds of crunches, start by teaching your core to connect, control, and build strength again. 💯

That means:

✨ Diaphragmatic breathing
✨ Deep core control
✨ Pressure management
✨ Slow, controlled movements
✨ Progressive strengthening

Because postpartum recovery isn’t just about getting a flatter stomach.

It’s about building a core that feels strong, supported, and functional again.

That’s why we created Core Restoration inside Catalyst Mom.

You get a structured path instead of jumping between random workouts and wondering if you’re doing the right thing.

And if consistency is where you struggle, you don’t have to do it alone.

You can also get 2 private one-on-one check-ins each month with a dedicated coach to help keep you accountable and progressing. 🤍

💬 COMMENT “CORE” and we’ll show you how to get started.

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08/26/2026

08/26/2026

Postpartum core truths I would NEVER gatekeep. 👀

If you’re struggling with a stubborn postpartum belly, weakness, doming, coning, or that feeling that your core just isn’t working like it used to…

Please don’t assume you simply need to do more crunches.

Here’s what I wish more moms knew:

✨ Your core needs coordination, not just strength.
✨ Breathing and pressure management matter.
✨ Your pelvic floor and deep core work together.
✨ Progression matters more than doing random ab workouts every day.
✨ If you have diastasis recti, your starting point matters.
✨ Recovery takes time — but the right plan makes it much easier to stay consistent.

You don’t need to punish your body to get stronger after pregnancy.

You need to rebuild it with intention. 💯

That’s exactly why we created Catalyst Mom — progressive workouts, structured guidance, wellness tools, community support, and 2 private one-on-one check-ins each month with a dedicated coach to help you stay on track.

💬 COMMENT “CORE” if you want to learn more about rebuilding your postpartum core.

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08/26/2026

Your doctor won’t tell you this about your postpartum core… 👀

Your belly doesn’t just need more ab exercises.

After pregnancy, your core has to relearn how to breathe, manage pressure, coordinate, and produce strength.

That’s why doing hundreds of crunches and hoping your “mom pouch” disappears isn’t always the answer.

Start with the basics:

✨ Reconnect your breathing
✨ Build deep core control
✨ Progress into strengthening
✨ Learn how to move without constantly bracing or compensating

And if you’re dealing with diastasis recti, doming, coning, or a core that still feels weak or disconnected, your starting point matters.

You don’t need to guess your way through recovery.

Catalyst Mom gives you a progressive path to rebuild your core, with structured workouts, guidance, community support, and 2 private one-on-one check-ins each month with a dedicated coach to help keep you accountable and progressing.

💬 COMMENT “CORE” if you want to learn more about your postpartum core recovery.

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08/24/2026

I wish every mom knew this secret to rebuilding her postpartum core. 👀

That “saggy mom pouch” isn’t always just about losing weight.

After pregnancy, your deep core can lose coordination, your abdominal wall can change, and diastasis recti can make you feel like your stomach just doesn’t respond the way it used to.

So before doing hundreds of crunches, start by reconnecting your core. 💯

Try this 5-minute routine:

✨ Diaphragmatic breathing — 30 sec
✨ Leg drops — 10 each side
✨ Opposite knee press + hold — 5 sec/side × 10
✨ Heel slides — 10 each side

The goal isn’t to punish your belly.

It’s to rebuild control, coordination, and strength from the inside out.

And if you keep starting workouts but struggle to stay consistent, that’s where having a plan can change everything.

Inside Catalyst Mom, you can follow a progressive recovery path with structured workouts, guidance, community support, and 2 private one-on-one check-ins each month with a dedicated coach to help keep you accountable and progressing.

💬 COMMENT “CORE” if you want to learn more about rebuilding your postpartum core.

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08/23/2026

Using a birth ball during pregnancy? 🤰

Don’t make this mistake.

A birth ball can feel amazing for your hips and back, but more movement isn’t always better.

If you’re sitting on it for long periods, bouncing aggressively, or constantly tightening your pelvic floor, you may be missing the whole point.

The goal is to use the ball to help your body move, breathe, relax, and prepare. 💯

Try gentle movements like:

✨ Pelvic circles
✨ Slow hip rocks
✨ Gentle side-to-side movement
✨ Supported hip-opening positions
✨ Deep breathing while you move

And pay attention to how your body responds.

You shouldn’t be exhausted after birth-ball work.

You should feel more mobile, more relaxed, and more connected to your body.

That’s why birth preparation isn’t just about having the right equipment.

It’s knowing how to use it for your stage of pregnancy.

That’s what we help you do inside Catalyst Mom — with pregnancy workouts, birth-prep guidance, wellness tools, community support, and a personalized assessment to help you find your starting point.

💬 COMMENT “BALL” if you want to know what to do with your birth ball during pregnancy.

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08/20/2026

STEAL MY BED PREP CIRCUIT — 36 WEEKS PREGNANT 🤰

36 weeks and getting to the point where sleeping comfortably feels impossible? 😩

Your belly is heavier, your hips feel different, your pelvis may feel more pressured, and finding a comfortable position can become a workout by itself.

Try this simple bed-prep circuit before sleep:

✨ 1. Side-lying breathing — Lie on your side and take 5–8 slow, deep breaths. Let your belly and pelvic floor soften as you exhale.

✨ 2. Supported hip opener — Use pillows to support your legs and gently open your hips. No forcing. Just breathe and relax.

✨ 3. Pelvic tilts — Slowly tuck and release your pelvis while lying comfortably. Keep the movement gentle and controlled.

✨ 4. Side-lying leg movement — Slowly open and close the top leg to create some movement through the hips without exhausting yourself.

✨ 5. Finish with slow breathing — Relax your shoulders, unclench your jaw, and take a few calm breaths while focusing on releasing tension.

The goal isn’t to “stretch yourself open” or force your body into a certain position.

It’s to help you move comfortably, practice relaxation, and build body awareness as you get closer to birth. 🤍

And if you’re 36+ weeks, this is also a good time to stop thinking only about the delivery itself.

Your comfort, movement, breathing, pelvic-floor awareness, and preparation all matter.

If you want to take your birth preparation beyond individual exercises, Catalyst Mom gives you structured pregnancy and birth-prep guidance, progressive workouts, wellness tools, and community support based on your stage.

💬 COMMENT “PREP” if you want the full birth-prep details.

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08/13/2026

Peeing a little when you sneeze, cough, jump, or exercise after having a baby? 😩

You might have been told, “That’s normal after having a baby.”

But here’s the thing:

Common doesn’t mean you have to ignore it. 👀

Pregnancy and birth can affect your pelvic floor, core, and the way your body manages pressure.

And postpartum recovery isn’t just about doing more Kegels.

Your breathing matters.
Your core control matters.
Your pelvic floor coordination matters.
And how you return to movement matters. 💯

So if you’re leaking postpartum, don’t just work harder.

Understand what your body needs first.

That’s why we created Catalyst Mom — to help moms understand where they are in their recovery and take the right next step instead of guessing.

💬 COMMENT “RECOVERY” and take our free postpartum assessment to get a clearer picture of where you are and what to focus on next.

📱 From there, Catalyst Mom gives you personalized guidance, progressive workouts, wellness tools, and a community to support you as you rebuild.

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