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Hip Flexion: Knee Bent Short 2/3, Hip flexion done with the knee bent is demonstrated in the bottom of a squat, this requires the hip flexors to full shorten. Simple leg lifts are a common drill to train this movement in isolation. It’s an effective way to load anterior hip tissue but is usually only done with our leg right in front of ourselves in flexion/adduction, our hip flexor also flexes the hip in abduction, so we should be train that tissue orientation as well. Isometrics ought to be don
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Hip Flexion: Knee Bent Short 2/3, Hip flexion done with the knee bent is demonstrated in the bottom of a squat, this requires the hip flexors to full shorten. Simple leg lifts are a common drill to train this movement in isolation. It’s an effective way to load anterior hip tissue but is usually only done with our leg right in front of ourselves in flexion/adduction, our hip flexor also flexes the hip in abduction, so we should be train that tissue orientation as well. Isometrics ought to be don
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Tight Hip Flexors = Knee Pain? Try This
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These hit full range in the hip flexors, quads, and knees
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Replying to @jimparson1 Training hip flexors without machines minimal equipment can be done if you have the right set up. But make sure you find a way to load it through its full range of motion. Not just in the shortened position. We want to train them for mobility and strength at longer lengths. I guarantee if everyone trained their hip flexors we would have way less hip replacements and hip issues as we get older. #hips #hipflexors #fitnesstips #hippain #hippainrelief
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Hips and Spine: The Base of Movement The inner thigh muscles and hip flexors act like the small pillars of the hip and spine. \t•\tStrong muscles → stable hips, proper spine alignment, smooth and controlled movement. \t•\tWeak muscles → loose hips, stretched or bent spine, the body has to compensate → back pain, knee pain, reduced balance. 2. Force Transfer These muscles are like a bridge between the upper and lower body. When you run or jump: \t•\tThe legs generate force, \t•\tThe inner thigh a
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