Pelvic floor training with something to work against — which gives you something to feel rather than guesswork.

Weighted balls work through simple resistance: the muscles engage to hold them in place. Sets with graduated weights let you progress properly, which matters more than most people expect. App-connected trainers add feedback, showing whether you're contracting the right muscles — genuinely useful, since a significant number of people bear down instead of lifting without realising it.

Start lighter than you think. Starting too heavy is the most common beginner mistake: the wrong muscles compensate, progress stalls, and most people conclude it doesn't work for them.

Body-safe silicone is the material to look for, with a retrieval cord that's part of the moulding rather than glued on. Our Journal covers how to build a routine that lasts past the second week, which is where most attempts fail.

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