15 Min Postpartum Core & Glute Workout with Strap

postpartum exercise Jun 19, 2026
15 Min Postpartum Core Workout with Strap

Core and Glute Postpartum Workout

New mama ready to rebuild your core and glutes safely after birth? This 15-minute postpartum core and glute workout with strap is a gentle yet effective circuit designed specifically for postpartum recovery.

Led by PregActive Founder and postnatal expert Kerryn Boyle, this smart strap circuit targets your deep core, pelvic floor, glutes, and hips - helping you regain strength, stability, and tone without risking your healing body.

Perfect from 8-12 weeks postpartum (or whenever you have medical clearance), this workout is ideal for both vaginal and c-section mums who want to strengthen their core and glutes while improving posture and reducing back pain.

In this 15 min postpartum circuit you’ll perform:

1. Safe core activations combined with glute bridges using the strap

2. Controlled side-lying and seated moves for hip stability

3. Gentle resistance exercises that protect diastasis recti and pelvic floor

4. Flowing circuit format that keeps your heart rate gently elevated

5. Clear modifications for every postpartum stage

Core and Glute Postpartum Workout with Mini Loop Resistance Band

About the Author: Kerryn Boyle
Founder of PregActive | Certified Prenatal & Postpartum Fitness Specialist

Kerryn Boyle is a prenatal and postpartum exercise specialist, certified personal trainer, and founder of PregActive. With a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science,Ā Kerryn is also a qualified Prenatal Pilates Instructor, Prenatal Yoga Instructor, and Postnatal Pilates Specialist.

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Disclaimer: This information is designed as an educational aid for the public. It offers current information and opinions by Pregactive related to women's health. It is not intended as a statement of the standard of care. It does not explain all of the proper treatments or methods of care. Always consult your health care professional. This information is not a substitute for the advice of a physician.