Male Pelvic Health & Pelvic Performance

A shirtless man with dark skin and short hair exercises with battle ropes in a gym. Strengthening his core and pelvic floor.

Are you experiencing:

• Urinary leakage during activity
• Difficulty maintaining erections
• Pelvic or groin pain
• Testicular or perineal pain
• Pain with sitting or cycling
• Core weakness during lifting
• Post-prostate surgery urinary symptoms
• Hip, abdominal, or pelvic tension that will not resolve

Many of these symptoms are related to how the pelvic floor and core system function together.

What Is the Male Pelvic Floor?

The pelvic floor is a group of muscles at the base of the pelvis that supports bladder, bowel, and sexual function.

These muscles also work with the diaphragm, abdominal wall, and hips to help regulate pressure during movement and exercise.

When this system becomes weak, overactive, or poorly coordinated, symptoms can appear.

Common Conditions We Treat:

We commonly help men with:

• Erectile dysfunction related to pelvic floor function.
• Post-prostatectomy urinary leakage.
• Pelvic pain syndrome.
• Groin or testicular pain.
• Urinary urgency or frequency.
• Cycling-related pelvic pain
• Core pressure management during lifting.

What to Expect at Your First Visit

Your first visit is a 60-minute one-on-one evaluation with your specialist in a private treatment room.

We begin with a conversation about your symptoms, goals, and health history.

Your assessment may include:

• breathing and core evaluation
• hip strength and movement assessment
• pelvic floor screening

All evaluations are conducted with privacy, respect, and attention to your comfort and modesty.

An internal examination is not always necessary and will only be discussed if it is clinically appropriate and with your consent.

Who This Is For

This service is appropriate for:

• active men
• athletes and lifters
• men recovering from prostate surgery
• men experiencing pelvic pain or sexual dysfunction
• men who want to optimize core and pelvic performance

This is for men who still have symptoms despite seeing doctors, trying medication, or even having surgery and are looking for another path forward.