Running with Diastasis Recti by Jen Saint Jean

Are you a mama who loves to run? Let me introduce you to Jen Saint Jean A.K.A KickAss professional runner, No.1 in the USA for Women’s 40 1500m and top ten in the world for 1500m in her category. She’s awesome, empowering and inspiring and we’re so honored to be part of her body healing journey as she juggles competing, motherhood, diastasis recti recovery and a new way of training and racing.

She’s a mom of two girls age 9 and 13 and started her MUTU journey in April 2016. Check out Jen’s amazing progress photos below.

Grab a cup of tea and listen to Jen’s story. She talks about her career as a runner, Diastasis Recti and a change in perspective on how she trains and how she races.

Want to know when you’re ready to run? Check out these body signals to know if your body can cope with running and other intensive exercise.

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About the Author: Wendy

Wendy Powell Dip PT, Founder and CEO of MUTU System Wendy is an author, international speaker, award winning entrepreneur, mentor and coach. Certified postpartum specialist, master trainer, and fearless leader for the whole MUTU System team. Fun Wendy Fact: When in Kenya, Wendy kissed a Giraffe. Turns out they have really long tongues. Usually Found: Walking for miles and miles with her little dog Maya

4 Comments

Emma Brockwell 21st March 2017 at 1:43 pm - Reply

I love this Wendy! I’ll definitely b showing it to my hard core running mums- it’s reassuring and hearing from a professional runner that’s it’s ok not to run for a while will help these girls psychologically! Thanks Jen and Wendy xxx
- Wendy Powell 22nd March 2017 at 10:30 am - Reply
  
  Hi Emma. Thanks so much for your wonderful comment. So glad you like the blog post. Jen is awesome and such an inspiration for any mamas who love to run. Thanks for sharing! xx
Stacy Lingle 1st March 2017 at 7:58 pm - Reply

Thanks for sharing! And I agree, my favorite part is Wendy too! I cried when I watched the intro video because I felt like someone finally understood and was guiding the way on a tough journey with such ease and gentleness.
- Wendy Powell 8th March 2017 at 5:32 pm - Reply
  
  Thanks for your lovely comment Stacy! 🙂