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Coccyx 90 Day 'Sit Ease' Program - Release Tail Bone Pressure

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Coccyx 90 Day 'Sit Ease' Program - Release Tail Bone Pressure Grab3

Coccyx 90 Day 'Sit Ease' Program - Release Tail Bone Pressure

Sale price  $39.00 Regular price  $113.00

The 90 Day 'Sit Ease' Program & Pain Relief Checklist

A Practical, Education-Focused System for Understanding and Managing Tailbone Pain

The Coccyx 90 Day Program Relief Guide, (Digital), is a science-informed, easy-to-follow resource designed to help you better understand coccyx pain and learn practical ways to manage discomfort in everyday life.

If you’ve been searching for answers around tailbone pain, coccyx pain when sitting, or ongoing discomfort from prolonged sitting, this guide provides clear education and structured guidance without confusion or overwhelm.

Rather than relying on temporary fixes or constantly searching for “the best coccyx cushion,” this program focuses on understanding why tailbone pain happens and how posture, pressure, sitting habits, and daily movement can influence discomfort over time. The goal is to support informed self-management using widely accepted, non-invasive strategies that many people use as part of their daily routine.

Why This Guide Was Created

Coccyx pain (also known as tailbone pain or coccydynia) is commonly associated with prolonged sitting, posture habits, postpartum changes, or minor injuries. Yet many people feel unsure where to start or find themselves jumping between advice, products, and appointments without a clear plan.

This guide was created to provide education, structure, and clarity. By understanding common causes of coccyx discomfort and learning practical ways to reduce pressure and strain, users can feel more confident making day-to-day adjustments that support comfort and mobility.

This guide is educational in nature and does not replace medical advice.

Who This Product Is For

  • People experiencing coccyx pain when sitting

  • Office workers, drivers, and remote workers who sit for long periods

  • Individuals looking for tailbone pain relief strategies they can apply at home

  • Postpartum individuals seeking guidance on posture and sitting comfort

  • Anyone researching why coccyx pain happens and how lifestyle factors play a role

  • Those wanting an organised, easy-to-reference resource instead of scattered online advice

How the Coccyx Relief Guide Works

Learn:
Understand common contributors to coccyx discomfort, including pressure patterns, posture, and prolonged sitting.

Apply:
Follow practical tips related to sitting position, posture awareness, movement breaks, and daily habits.

Reference:
Use the visual checklist as a quick reminder for tailbone-friendly habits throughout the day.

Support:
Build awareness around what may aggravate discomfort and how small, consistent adjustments can help support comfort over time.


Key Features

  • Education-Focused: Explains common reasons behind tailbone discomfort

  • Lifestyle-Based Strategies: Covers posture, sitting habits, and pressure management

  • Clear & Practical: Simple language, easy formatting, no medical jargon

  • Printed & Visual: Designed for easy reference at home or work

  • Non-Invasive Approach: Focuses on everyday habits and awareness


What’s Included

  • Coccyx Relief Printed Guide
    A spiral-bound educational guide covering coccyx anatomy basics, posture awareness, sitting habits, and common lifestyle factors linked to tailbone discomfort.

  • Coccyx Pain Relief Tips Checklist
    A visual reference highlighting widely used strategies such as posture awareness, sitting breaks, and pressure reduction reminders.


Important Information

This product is intended for educational purposes only and is not a medical device or treatment. It does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional if pain is severe, persistent, worsening, or associated with other symptoms.

 

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