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The 8-Week Pilates Program for SI Joint Pain

Stop the deep, one-sided ache that nobody else can see. Targeted exercises designed by Sophie Mercer, a clinical Pilates instructor with 4,000+ hours of teaching experience, to stabilise your sacroiliac joint, correct pelvic asymmetry, and restore confident, pain-free movement.

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The 8-Week Pilates Program for SI Joint Pain
By Sophie Mercer
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SI Joint Pain Has Made You Distrust Your Own Body

If you're dealing with SI joint pain, you know it's one of the most frustrating conditions to explain — a deep, nagging ache that doesn't show up on most scans and that many practitioners dismiss or misdiagnose.

A deep, one-sided ache at the base of your spine that flares with the simplest movements — standing up, rolling over, walking

Climbing stairs or standing on one leg triggers sharp pain that makes you clutch the railing

Physios and doctors can't seem to agree on what's wrong — you've been told it's your back, your hip, even 'just stress'

Your pelvis feels 'off' — like one side is higher, tighter, or stuck — and no amount of stretching fixes it

Postpartum changes left your pelvis feeling unstable, and traditional core exercises feel wrong or make it worse

You've stopped trusting your body because the pain is unpredictable — fine one moment, debilitating the next

Here's what most people don't realise: SI joint pain is almost always a stability problem, not a flexibility problem. Stretching often makes it worse. This program addresses the real issue — asymmetric muscle activation, weak pelvic stabilisers, and movement patterns that keep pulling your joint out of alignment.
★★★★★
"After my second baby, my SI joint was a mess. Every physio just told me to do Kegels. This program finally addressed the asymmetry I could feel but nobody was treating. By week 5, I could carry my toddler on my hip again without pain."
Full return to daily activities · After 5 weeks
— Claire B., Vancouver, Canada · Age 36 · Postpartum SI Joint Dysfunction

Six Targeted Approaches to Lasting Relief

01

Pelvic Symmetry Restoration

Specific exercises to identify and correct the asymmetric muscle patterns that keep pulling your SI joint out of alignment.

02

Deep Stabiliser Activation

Targeted work on the muscles that directly stabilise the sacroiliac joint — pelvic floor, deep gluteals, and transverse abdominis.

03

Single-Leg Confidence

Progressive single-leg loading that rebuilds your ability to stand, climb stairs, and walk without pain or guarding.

04

Postpartum-Safe Progressions

Every exercise includes postpartum modifications, recognising that hormonal and structural changes require a different approach.

05

Flare-Up Management Protocol

A dedicated routine for acute SI joint flare-ups so you know exactly what to do when pain spikes without making it worse.

06

Movement Pattern Retraining

Learn to sit, stand, bend, and lift in ways that protect your SI joint instead of repeatedly aggravating it.

The Mercer Biomechanical Framework

This isn't a random collection of exercises. Every protocol is built on a proprietary biomechanical model developed across 4,000+ hours of clinical Pilates practice.

Spinal Decompression Recovery Model
Recovery =
Pelvic Symmetry+Deep Stabilisation
Asymmetric Load Factor
Mercer Clinical Framework — developed from 1,654+ clinical case outcomes
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Weeks 1–3

Symmetry

Identify and correct the left-right imbalances driving your SI joint pain through targeted assessment and symmetrical activation work.

Pelvic alignmentMuscle balancePain calming
02
Weeks 3–6

Stabilisation

Rebuild the deep stabilising system — inner glutes, pelvic floor, transverse abdominis — to lock your SI joint in its optimal position.

Glute activationCore integrationPelvic floor
03
Weeks 6–8

Integration

Progressive single-leg and asymmetric loading through functional movement patterns that restore confidence and prevent recurrence.

Single-leg stabilityFunctional strengthPrevention
71%
Avg. Pain Reduction
by week 4
2.9×
Pelvic Stability Gain
baseline to week 8
88%
Return to Activity
within 10 weeks
<9%
Recurrence Rate
at 6-month follow-up

Your Complete Recovery Toolkit

8 weeks
Duration
32
Exercises
All-levels
Difficulty
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Equipment
Downloadable PDF
Format
  • Complete 8-week progressive SI joint stabilisation program
  • 32 exercises with detailed instructions and photo demonstrations
  • Pelvic symmetry self-assessment and correction protocol
  • Weekly progression milestones to track your recovery
  • Postpartum modification guide for every exercise
  • Printable workout logs for every week
  • BONUS: Acute flare-up management routine
  • BONUS: Daily movement guide — how to sit, stand, and bend safely

Inside the Protocol

A structured, clinical-grade document — not a random collection of exercises. Here's what's waiting for you inside.

Program Overview
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Sacroiliac Joint Reference Guide
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Week 3 Schedule
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Exercise Library
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Pelvic Clock
3 × 10 reps
Clam Shell
3 × 12 reps
Bridge with Band
3 × 10 reps
Single Leg Stand
2 × 20s hold
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Progress Tracker
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Pain LevelCore Strength
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38 pages of structured, clinical-grade programming. Get instant access →

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Sophie Mercer

Clinical Pilates Instructor

I don't believe in generic programs. Every condition has specific needs, and every person deserves programming that respects that.

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Clients Helped
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Certifications

Sophie has spent over 15 years working one-on-one with clients dealing with chronic pain, post-surgical recovery, and movement dysfunction. With more than 4,000 hours of hands-on teaching, she has developed a deep understanding of how the body compensates, adapts, and recovers. Every Pilates Protocols program is built from this clinical experience: real progressions that work, tested across hundreds of real clients.

Certifications

Certified Pilates Instructor (PMA)Clinical Rehabilitation SpecialistPolestar Pilates Certified

Specialisations

Injury RecoveryChronic PainPost-Surgical RehabNerve Pain

Progressive, Not Random

Every week builds on the last. No guesswork, no random exercises — structured recovery.

Clinically Informed

Programs designed from real teaching experience with real conditions, not textbook theory.

Built for Real People

Modifications for every level. You start where you are, not where someone else thinks you should be.

What Clients Are Saying

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"I'd seen three different physios and none of them addressed the asymmetry. This program's self-assessment showed me exactly where my imbalance was. The difference after correcting it was almost immediate."
✓ Stair climbing without pain · After 3 weeks
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Megan P.
Sydney, Australia · Age 41 · SI Joint Dysfunction
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"As a runner with one leg slightly shorter, my SI joint has always been problematic. The single-leg progression in this program was exactly what I needed — it addressed the asymmetry instead of ignoring it."
✓ 65% pain reduction · After 4 weeks
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Andrew L.
Birmingham, UK · Age 48 · Chronic SI Joint Pain
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"Five months postpartum and my pelvis still felt like it was falling apart. This program understood what postpartum SI joint pain actually is — not just 'do your Kegels.' I finally feel stable again."
✓ Carrying baby without pain · After 6 weeks
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Hannah G.
Portland, OR · Age 33 · Postpartum Pelvic Pain

Random YouTube Videos vs. A Real Program

Without This Program

  • Generic stretching that often makes SI joint pain worse
  • No understanding of which side is the problem
  • Temporary relief that disappears within hours
  • Avoiding stairs, single-leg activities, and exercise entirely
  • Spending £80–150 per physio session indefinitely
  • Conflicting advice from different practitioners

With Pilates Protocols

  • 8-week structured progression, week by week
  • Self-assessment that identifies your specific imbalance
  • Addresses root causes — asymmetry and instability
  • Getting stronger, more stable, more confident
  • One-time $37 investment, keep forever
  • Clear guidance with postpartum modifications included

Your Investment in Lasting Relief

Complete 8-Week SI Joint Stabilisation Program$87 value
32-Exercise Photo Library$20 value
Pelvic Symmetry Assessment & Correction Protocol$17 value
Postpartum Modification Guide$15 value
BONUS: Acute Flare-Up Routine$15 value
BONUS: Daily Movement Safety Guide$12 value
Total Value$166
Your Investment Today
$67 $37
You save $129 today
That's just $4.63/week for 8 weeks of expert programming
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84% of successful students This daily printable checklist ensures you maintain symmetry and catch early warning signs before a flare-up hits. Normally $29, yours for just $14 today.

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30-Day Money-Back Guarantee

I'm so confident this program will help you that I offer a full 30-day, no-questions-asked guarantee. Try the entire first month. Follow the exercises, track your progress. If you don't feel meaningfully better — if your SI joint isn't more stable and your pain hasn't reduced — email us for a complete refund. No forms. No hassle.

No hoops to jump through. No forms to fill out. Just email us and you'll get a full refund within 48 hours.

Got Questions? We've Got Answers

Is this safe if my SI joint feels unstable?

Yes — this program is specifically designed for SI joint instability. Phase 1 focuses on gentle stabilisation exercises that won't provoke your joint. Every exercise has been selected to support and stabilise, never to force range of motion. If you're under active medical care, we recommend sharing this program with your healthcare provider.

What if I'm a complete beginner to Pilates?

This program is designed for all levels, including complete beginners. Week 1 starts with gentle, foundational movements that require no prior Pilates experience. Every exercise includes detailed instructions and photos, plus easier modifications.

Is this suitable for postpartum recovery?

Absolutely. SI joint dysfunction is extremely common postpartum due to hormonal changes and the physical demands of pregnancy. Every exercise includes postpartum-specific modifications, and the program avoids movements that are contraindicated during early postpartum recovery.

How quickly will I feel relief?

Many people report reduced pain within the first two weeks as the symmetry work begins to take effect. Lasting stability typically comes by weeks 4–6 as the deep stabilisers strengthen. Everyone is different, but the structured progression ensures you're moving in the right direction.

Should I stretch my SI joint?

This is one of the most common mistakes people make. Stretching an already unstable joint often makes SI pain worse. This program focuses on stability and symmetry — not flexibility — which is why it works where other approaches have failed.

What if it doesn't work for me?

We offer a full 30-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked. Try the first month of the program. If you don't feel it's helping, email us for a complete refund. Fewer than 3% of buyers have ever requested one.

Stop Living Around Your SI Joint Pain

You don't have to keep guarding every movement, avoiding stairs, and wondering why nobody can fix this. This program gives you a clear, evidence-informed path to stability — the same approach that has helped hundreds of people regain control of their pelvis and their lives.

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Step 1 of 3
Clinical intake assessment
Where is your SI joint pain most noticeable?
One side of my lower back / top of the buttock
Deep in the pelvis — hard to pinpoint
Radiating into my hip or groin
It shifts between sides
What tends to trigger or worsen your pain?
Standing on one leg or climbing stairs
Rolling over in bed or getting out of a car
Sitting for long periods
Walking or any asymmetric movement
Is your SI joint pain related to pregnancy or postpartum recovery?
Yes — currently pregnant or recently postpartum
Possibly — it started around that time
No — unrelated to pregnancy
Not applicable
Assessment complete
The SI Joint Pain Protocol is the recommended clinical path for your profile
Phase 1 — Symmetry Restoration & Pain Calming

The program's built-in assessment will fine-tune your exact starting exercises on Day 1.