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Terms of Service

These terms set out the conditions for using the Pelvic Strength Guide website. By accessing the site, you agree to them. If you do not agree, please do not use the site.

Everything here is written for general reading about pelvic floor exercises, posture and everyday habits. Nothing on this site is advice for one person, and nothing here is a substitute for guidance from a qualified professional.

Before you read on

Last reviewed

5 November 2026

Applies to

Every page, guide and tool published on this site, including the routine builder and the exercise library.

Questions about these terms

Write to our editorial team during Jakarta business hours, or email [email protected].

Acceptance of terms

Reading this page takes about four minutes.

Using this website means you accept these terms together with the privacy and cookie policies that accompany them. The terms apply to every visitor, whether you open a single page or work through the routine builder from start to finish. There is no separate account to create and no registration step: browsing is the only action required.

We may update the terms from time to time. The revised version will appear on this page with a new review date at the top, and continued use of the site after that date means you accept the updated wording. If a change matters to how you use the material, we will describe it in plain language rather than leaving you to compare two versions line by line.

If you are reading on behalf of someone else, these terms still apply to the visit. Please pass them on along with the pages you share.

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Our guides describe exercises and habits. They do not promise that any practice will produce a particular result.

Educational purpose only

All content on this site is provided for general education about pelvic floor exercises and the everyday habits that sit around them: how a session is set up, how breathing and posture fit together, and how to keep a routine realistic across a normal working week.

It is not advice for any individual, and it is not a substitute for guidance from a qualified professional. You are responsible for how you use the information, including the decision to stop and ask someone qualified if something does not feel right for you.

No promises about outcomes

The site describes exercises and habits. It does not promise that any practice will produce a particular result, and it does not offer timelines. Progress varies between people, and you should treat the material as background reading rather than a plan with guaranteed effects.

Where a page mentions repetitions, seconds or breathing counts, those figures describe how an exercise is commonly written down. They are a way to organise a session, not a schedule for what should happen to you. If you want a routine adjusted to your own situation, that conversation belongs with a qualified professional who can look at your full picture.

Acceptable use of the material

The pages here are written to be read, printed and shared. A short summary you pass to a friend, a printout for your own notes, or a link posted in a group chat are all fine.

What you may do

  • Read any page on the site, at any time, without an account.
  • Print pages or save them as a PDF for your own personal reference.
  • Share links to our guides, and quote a short passage with a link back to the page it came from.
  • Use the routine builder to arrange a personal sequence of exercises for your own notes.

What we ask you not to do

  • Copy large portions of the site into another publication, whether printed or online.
  • Resell the content, repackage it as a course or product, or present it as your own work.
  • Run automated scraping that places load on the site or copies the pages in bulk.
  • Remove or obscure attribution when you quote from a page.

Intellectual property

The text, structure and original design of this site belong to Pelvic Strength Guide unless otherwise noted. That covers the wording of the guides, the order in which a routine is presented, the diagrams and plates drawn for the pages, and the way the site is laid out on screen and on paper.

Third-party names and public source references remain the property of their respective owners and are used for identification and educational context. Where we point to a public health or educational resource, we name it so you can find the original material yourself and read it in full.

Our material

Guide text, page structure, original diagrams and site design.

Other owners

Public organisations and publications we reference by name.

Links to other sites

Some pages link to public health or educational resources so you can read the source material for yourself. We do not control those sites and are not responsible for their content, their accuracy or the way they handle your data once you leave us.

A link does not imply endorsement of everything on the destination page. It means we found that page useful when the guide was written. Sites change, pages move, and a link that worked well a year ago may read differently now. If you find a link that no longer fits, tell us and we will review it.

Found a link that has moved, or a page that no longer matches its description? Our editorial team keeps the reference list tidy.

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Limitation of liability

Read this section alongside the pages it refers to.

We aim to keep the content accurate, but we cannot guarantee that every page is free of errors or current at all times. Exercise guidance is written in general terms, and the same wording will not fit every reader in the same way.

To the extent permitted by law, Pelvic Strength Guide is not liable for decisions made based on the content of this site. If a page here prompts a question about your own situation, the sensible next step is to raise it with a qualified professional rather than to act on a general guide alone.

Changes to the site and these terms

We may add, remove or edit pages, and we may update these terms. Significant changes will be reflected on this page with a new review date. Continued use of the site after an update means you accept the revised terms.

Last reviewed

5 November 2026

Governing language

English is the operating language of this site.

Questions about these terms

These terms are published in English, which is the operating language of the site. Questions about them go through the contact page during Jakarta business hours, and we read every message that arrives.

Where we are

Jl. Jenderal Sudirman No. 52, Jakarta Pusat, DKI Jakarta 10220, Indonesia

Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (WIB)

How to reach us

Email [email protected]

Phone +62 21 316 3438

Where to go next

If you have finished with the legal pages and want to get back to the material, these are the pages most readers open next.

  • Beginner Pelvic Floor Routine

    A short starting sequence for readers who have not tried pelvic floor exercises before.

    Start here
  • Exercise Technique Library

    How each movement is set up, what to watch in your posture, and where people commonly rush.

    Reference
  • Daily Habits for Men's Wellness

    Everyday routines around sitting, standing and breathing that sit alongside the exercises.

    Everyday
  • Common Questions

    Answers to the questions readers send us most often about the guides and the routine builder.

    Answers