4 Mobility Exercises to Improve Internal Hip Rotation || Bone Health Osteoporosis Safe

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  • Опубліковано 10 лип 2024
  • Clench your glutes all day? This mobility workout is for you!
    These 4 exercises work to improve internal hip rotation mobility to help you unclench your glutes and create more freedom and space in your pelvis and hips.
    If you tend to live in 'external rotation' (ie. your feet turn out when you stand), you might be experiencing tightness in the back of your hips, lower back and even forward head posture.
    Opening the back of the pelvis and hips can do wonders for creating less pressure in your back, neck and shoulders - and sometimes relieving stagnant energy and pain. Where stagnant energy settles, the pain follows.
    Why mobility? Staying mobile in your joints (where YOUR body needs it) is essential to reduce inflammation and pressure in joints, and letting your joints go through full range of motion allows the muscles to contract to their fullest potential. Good mobility = stronger muscles and healthy hips!
    Try out this workout and let me know how it goes in the comments below!
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  • @KendraFitzgerald
    @KendraFitzgerald  21 день тому +2

    Hi friends! I'm SO excited for you to try out this hip mobility workout. Internal rotation is so underrated and I've seen many many clients have AMAZING results with improved internal hip mobility. Give it a try and let me know how it goes! (Also don't forget to 🌟SUBSCRIBE🌟 to be notified with all the new videos coming out.)

  • @lisabaldwin3689
    @lisabaldwin3689 17 днів тому +1

    that last move reminded me of a move my PT gave me, I think it was a hip airplane? Very similar

    • @KendraFitzgerald
      @KendraFitzgerald  15 днів тому

      Yes! A lot of corrective exercises are continuations / modifications of PT exercises!