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Background: Prolonged labor is the most common cause of cesarean delivery. Risks of prolonged labor in mothers are bleeding due to uterine atony, laceration of the birth canal, infection, fatigue, and shock while the risks of prolonged labor in the fetus can increase the risk of severe asphyxia, cerebral trauma, infection and injury from the action. Good physical preparation can minimize prolonged labor. One of the physical preparations is by doing exercises. Pelvic Rocking Exercises (PRE) is one of the pelvic exercises which aims to train, maintain pelvic mobility and help decrease the head into the pelvic cavity so that it is expected to shorten the length of time in the first stage and the second stage of labor. Method: This study was quasiexperiment research involving 164 respondents who gave birth in the Public Health Service Center in Banjarnegara. The respondents were divided into 2 groups: the experimental group with PRE given in 6 meetings from 34 weeks' gestation while the control group was only with the standard care of the Public Health Service Center. Data were collected by questionnaire, examination, observation sheet of PRE implementation and observation sheet of labor with partograph. Data analysis done in this study were using Product Moment correlation and

The Effectiveness of Pelvic Rocking Exercises on the Length of Time of the First and the Second Stage of Labor