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Conor Harris on Instagram: "Most of the advice on the internet is generic when it comes to hip flexor tightness, but there are absolutely differences if that tight muscle is only on one side. —— #hipflexor #hipflexors #hipflexorstretch #hipflexorpain #lowbackpain #backpain #backpainrelief #lowbackpainrelief #backpaintips #hippain" Hip Flexors Anatomy, Open Hip Flexors, Weak Hip Flexors, Pulled Hip Flexor Muscle, Tight Hips Stretches, Exercises For Tight Hip Flexors, Unlock Your Hip Flexors, Hip Flexor Pain, Ms Exercises

Conor Harris on Instagram: "Most of the advice on the internet is generic when it comes to hip flexor tightness, but there are absolutely differences if that tight muscle is only on one side. —— #hipflexor #hipflexors #hipflexorstretch #hipflexorpain #lowbackpain #backpain #backpainrelief #lowbackpainrelief #backpaintips #hippain"

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Matthew S. Ibrahim, Ph.D.(c) | Coach & Educator on Instagram: "⚡️KB Goblet Kang Squat

☑️WHY: I found out about the Kang Squat about 3-4 years ago and have been a big fan ever since. It’s such an easy exercise to add into your warm-up for the purpose of getting in some mobility work at the hip joints and ankle joints. In addition, you’ll also be targeting hamstring and groin (adductor) flexibility. To me, it’s the perfect bang-for-your-buck warm-up exercise.

☑️WHEN: Although the warm-up is the obvious place to add this exercise in, you can also sneak it in between lower body training circuits as a mobility/flexibility “filler” since it will only enhance the lift you’re performing with more range of motion. Another sneaky place to add this in would be when you’re in a pinch before a lift/c Kang Squats, Mobility Flexibility, Perfect Bangs, Easy Exercise, Body Training, Workout Warm Up, Lower Body, Easy Workouts, Strength Training

Matthew S. Ibrahim, Ph.D.(c) | Coach & Educator on Instagram: "⚡️KB Goblet Kang Squat ☑️WHY: I found out about the Kang Squat about 3-4 years ago and have been a big fan ever since. It’s such an easy exercise to add into your warm-up for the purpose of getting in some mobility work at the hip joints and ankle joints. In addition, you’ll also be targeting hamstring and groin (adductor) flexibility. To me, it’s the perfect bang-for-your-buck warm-up exercise. ☑️WHEN: Although the warm-up is…

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Sara Lyn | Yoga meets Martial Arts ☯️ on Instagram: "SAVE THIS 📌quick but effective Glutes & Hip Workout ⬇️ and check the latest Pilates Workout on YouTube 🔥  1. Hip Circles 10x 2. Leg Kick Pulses 10x 3. Single Straight Leg Lifts 10x 4. Shell Stretches 10x  Repeat on the other side 👍🏽  #glutesfordays #glutesonfire #glutesday #glutestrength #glutestraining #glutesexercise #hipworkout #innerthighworkout #yogaworkout #yogainspiredfitness #pilatesworkouts #pilatesworkout #pilatesgirl #pilatestraining" Hip Mobility Exercises, Inner Thigh Workout, Pilates Training, Hip Mobility, Mobility Exercises, Leg Lifts, Hip Workout, Pilates Workout, Glutes Workout

Sara Lyn | Yoga meets Martial Arts ☯️ on Instagram: "SAVE THIS 📌quick but effective Glutes & Hip Workout ⬇️ and check the latest Pilates Workout on YouTube 🔥 1. Hip Circles 10x 2. Leg Kick Pulses 10x 3. Single Straight Leg Lifts 10x 4. Shell Stretches 10x Repeat on the other side 👍🏽 #glutesfordays #glutesonfire #glutesday #glutestrength #glutestraining #glutesexercise #hipworkout #innerthighworkout #yogaworkout #yogainspiredfitness #pilatesworkouts #pilatesworkout #pilatesgirl…

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Kristen Bos | Doctor of Physical Therapy on Instagram: "Struggling with stubborn tightness in your hip flexors??

I often see people craving a good hip flexor stretch or searching to find a device that gets deep enough into the hip to release the hip flexor.

However, these approaches only tend to offer short term relief as they are releasing a muscle that’s over working without addressing why that muscle started overworking in the first place! 

The result? That tightness will most likely come right back. 

For longer lasting relief it is much more effective to strengthen the muscles that help support the pelvis and hip that do the opposite movement of the hip flexor. 

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Kristen Bos | Doctor of Physical Therapy on Instagram: "Struggling with stubborn tightness in your hip flexors?? I often see people craving a good hip flexor stretch or searching to find a device that gets deep enough into the hip to release the hip flexor. However, these approaches only tend to offer short term relief as they are releasing a muscle that’s over working without addressing why that muscle started overworking in the first place! The result? That tightness will most likely…

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Kelly Ruther | Doctor of Physical Therapy on Instagram: "Pain in the front of the hip is most commonly due to a pelvis that’s tipped forward or rotated.🤯 

In fact, even if you have arthritis, you can often reduce or completely eliminate your pain if you improve the position and stability of the pelvis!

The 2 muscles I recommend working to improve your pelvic position are:
1. Your adductors (inner thighs)
2. Your hamstrings (back of your thighs)

Your adductors are primarily going to improve your pelvic position in the frontal plane (side to side)…

And your hamstrings help improve your pelvic position in the sagittal plane (front to back).

Making the combination of these 2 muscles some of the best to improve the position of your pelvis and get rid of that hip pain *for good*!

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Kelly Ruther | Doctor of Physical Therapy on Instagram: "Pain in the front of the hip is most commonly due to a pelvis that’s tipped forward or rotated.🤯 In fact, even if you have arthritis, you can often reduce or completely eliminate your pain if you improve the position and stability of the pelvis! The 2 muscles I recommend working to improve your pelvic position are: 1. Your adductors (inner thighs) 2. Your hamstrings (back of your thighs) Your adductors are primarily going to…

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