If you suffer from Anterior Pelvic Tilt, you definitely need to know which muscles to stretch and which to strengthen and I'll show you how in this video right here: ua-cam.com/video/K-CrEi0ymMg/v-deo.html
I've been getting a bit of sharp pain in my hip flexes and running down my quads on the inner side. I also get a bit of sharp pain in my lower back. My previous job was very physical which is the cause of the pain. What do you suggest would fix this issue
Bro, I got an anterior pelvic tilt, that you explains comes from tight hip flexors, but the tests you gave at the beginning tells me I'm a negative, all functions well as "should" :(... so how come I have pelvic tilt? Is it because I spent years tilting my ass up like a bimbo to show some ass because I was ashamed of having no shape down there :')? (actually I had shapes down there but hey, teenagers complex about anything for nothing). I mean I could have literally worked my muscles in that shape without tight hip flexors, which would be the dumbest thing I've done in my teenage years
hi everyone ,if anyone else wants to discover exercises for stiff hips joints try Trefendous Pain Relief Tips (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my partner got amazing success with it.
You think you're boring us with the anatomy lesson, but personally it's the main reason I watch this channel. Learning the anatomy answers the hows and whys of each exercise. It's golden knowledge!
You goddamn right yakushii i love seeing the skeleton it really shows me where the muscles are connecting for example how the psoas major muscle connects to the spine. I like to visually see whats going on
I am a physician and this is the best explanation for testing whether 1.) the tightness is iliacus/psoas or leg flexors or 2.) whether which of the 2 groups is weak. The distinction is crucial for proper treatment. The iliacus/psoas combination is the only connection between the upper and lower body. Thanks for presenting this so elegantly. Even with my knowledge of anatomy, some of this material in your video was new to me.
He's a "blessing" to have on Ytube....and one of the best at what he does. If he "went on the road" with his demonstrations, he'd be mobbed by thousands of fans everywhere he went....for sure.
I always find out that I have been doing some stupid thing wrong on my exercises, like "oh noes you bend very slightly too much forward/backward at this particular moment during the motion", or crap like that.
Wow, I almost teared when you said “getting temporary relief after stretching. And then getting worse an hr later” that’s been me for years. Thanks man. Really.
@@minhbui4817 As a guy who went to numerous doctors because of a back injury, I can safely say, doctors are absolutely useless for stuff like this. They have zero idea of how to get to the root-cause of the problem, so all they do is prescribe medicine for the pain symptoms, give sometimes-mildly-useful tips for dealing with the pain, or send you to another doctor who usually isn't any better. Doctors may know a lot of things, but getting down to the root-causes of certain muscle, joint, or skeletal-related pain, is apparently not one of them.
How many other channels did you watch where an "expert" (because it worked on him) claims a one solution to all your back, knee shoulder problems no matter what they are? What may help for one kind of problem may not work for another and actually make it worse.
You are the man Jeff! thank you so much. I am currently dealing with a recurring left hip issue. I have been stretching it. I think all along it’s been a weakness issue.
@@WackyPossum same I also have tight quads or rectus femur.... Should I stop streching if I have weak hip flexor I'm really confused cause my resting leg is partially touching when I bent it 90,80 degree and full touching when I straight my leg
Someone get Jeff the lifetime achievement award for awesomeness... I've been watching for almost a decade, haven't learned more from any other channel than Jeff's.
Nerd Edit: Since it's hard to convey sarcasm through text, I can see why some people have misconstrued my comment; I was not seeking to genuinely shame the person I was replying to, I was simply joking.
I've been rehabilitating really bad muscle imbalances in my legs for the better part of a year now. And while I've gained a lot of fundamental strength back, I'm still having nagging issues with my hip flexor feeling bad all of the time. This video helped me realize that I need to address some acute hip issues due to weakness before I can make more progress. You've probably saved me months of problems, so thank you. Super informative video.
Dude, this is it! This is going to change my life. I don't know how I haven't been told this by my chiropractor, doctors or physical therapists. I have had chronic back pain for years, and these exercises for psoas weakness are the only thing that have brought me any kind of meaningful relief. I can't thank you enough, Mr. Cavaliere!
This freakin saves my life, been doin a ton stretches variations thinking that my flexors are tight and got frustated cause the pain keeps coming back and it turns out my flexor was damn weak. God bless you Jeff for this, you saved thousands of people and explained every details that we need to understand, your works are revolutionary , I can't thank you enough
@@lyledsouza4075 That's exactly what leads to ignorant and misleading comments and claims like "We don't want this" or "We want this". No-one knows what people want and don't want, so they need to say I. Speaking for yourself is far more credible, actually entirely accurate, than (ignorantly) speaking for others. You only speak for others when you're speaking for or a part of a legitimate group like a development team, club, etc.
28 years old with 3 kids. Been an athlete my entire life, playing sports year around. Have had hip pains for almost 10 years off and on. These tests/exercises helped a lot... my hip started to cramp so looks like I need to strengthen them! Thanks man, you’re a very smart and hardworking man!
AT LAST...!!! A personal trainer who knows what he’s talking about! As an osteopath (and sportsman) of 31 years private practice, I get so despondent with personal trainers who have no real knowledge of anatomy and who always get it wrong regarding the hip flexors! Excellent video! Nice one!
i have been walking with pain in my right hip for about two years now. not only that but for the last 1.5 years im having neck, shoulder and back problems. at some point i couldnt walk without having a lot of pain in my neck and shoulders after it. when i do the test with bringing the knee up i get a cramp at the front of my right leg. say 5 cm above the groin and 20 cm to the right (from my perspective) . normally my pain ( its more a soreness or stiffness which i can feel all the way around the right hip from my groin to my buttocks) is on the outer- and back side. thats why i was thinking lately about piroformis syndrome. i have been stretching my hip a lot and i have the feeling it gets better but still it's not healed 100% so after seeing this clip Im not sure if i should continue stretching. i understand you cant guarantee anything. but can all thse neck shoulder and back issues come from a weak hip? or piroformis syndrome or is it likely that they are different injuries who kinda keep annoying each other and therefore not heal. im seeing a lot of specialists but nobody can help me. sorry for my english. it isnt my native language thanks in advance
@@rutgerv.6050 So I´m not a physical therapist or anything related to that but learend a bit about anatomy in the last years, but please ask a professenal about it! When your hipflexers are weak (as you discribe they are) then a hell of lot can come of of it! Your back gets pulled in positions it´s not supposed to be in. Thereby maybe one of your nerves coming out of your back is touched by one whirl which is causing your strange feeling in the hip. (More or less the same as a piroformis syndrom). When your lower back is in the wrong spot the spinal becomes inbalenced and could lead to your other problems. My (super nonprofessional) advise is: strenghen your hip flexers in coordination with your specialists and see wether it gets better. Hope I could help you (non native speaker here too)
@@saphiruss7277 thanks a lot! i really appreciate you taking the time. I have been with specialists for the last 1.5 years but we focused a lot on the back shoulders and neck. reason is that my "pain" in the hip is here for so long, its almost normal for me. i have been reading up on stuff ( and feel stupid i havent done it earlier) and i start to get the feeling that all my other injuries ( which are way more painful so thats why we focused on that) come from my hip. i think my specialists ( fysio therapists chiropractors, accupuncturist) know a lot of stuff in their fields but what i need is some sort of movement specialist of whatever its called. or just a really good PT which knows his/her stuff but in my experience there arent a lot of those. i am learning though and i feel confident that i will get well within a couple of weeks /months if I do these and other excercises ive learnt the last couple of weeks. thanks again for taking the time!
As a licensed physical therapist I am frustrated that people still confuse a personal trainer with a physical therapist. Years of college , specially internships and professional liability for making a mistake in treating a medical condition puts our profession in a class by itself.
prior to him explaining the reason why sometimes hip flexor stretches can actually further emphasize a weakness I thought just based off the thumbnail and title that he wasn't advocating stretching your hip flexor at all so I was a little confused. But I watched the whole video and did the knee bend test past 90 degress and held it up there with ease so now I know I'm dealing with actual tightness. Thanks for clarifying in the video Jeff, always good content.
This video was so necessary! Thank you. I'm a cross country runner who was always told my hip flexors were tight. It took several years/seasons to realize they were wrong. It's weakness. That's why it was recurring each season despite focusing on strething.
I really love these PT videos. I enjoy your workout advice, but there’s a million channels that give very good advice on similar concepts. These PT videos are what really set Athlean X apart from other channels. Hope to see more of them soon :)
I really enjoy the videos in which Jeff explains how things work in the body in regards to anatomy. Not only is it really helpful and informative, it is also extremely interesting! I've learned so much about the kinetic chain just by watching Jeff's videos!
Thank you. I've been told for years that the problem with my psoas was tightness. I did your tests and found the truth is the opposite! I will now give up the stretching, and replace it with strength work. Marvelous!
@@collinf714 joe rogan did a full 180 on his stance on the moon landing. also when he was talking about 9/11 with jesse ventura he diverted attention away. he uses that computer bitch jamie to distract the guest anytime they want to change the subject
Jeff. This video helped me hugely. Just started playing hockey again after a decade off. Super back pain. Keeping loose helped a bit, but now after your video, I’ve tested and realized my flexors are week and NOT overly tight. Thanks So much. Ps. A nice beginner exercise is the foot on a chair, then lift your knee as high as you can. Gets better and stronger pretty quick. Thanks again.
This channel is amazing. I have struggled with different aches and pains for yours and been extremely frustrated. The tools you teach are excellent and actually give me hope that I can deal with some of these issues. Thank you.
THANK YOU! I’ve been stretching but Omg 😮 I am so weak! I gotta do some work to build strength - back pain from hell .... no wonder! You are the god of all common sense Re body alignment/muscle balance issues from feet 🦶 to neck THANKS for all you do!
This is an incredibly helpful video for me. I've done all the stretches recommended online and it made things worse. Your tests showed me that my hip flexors are weak, not tight. You also answered my question about why they got weak in the first place. THANK YOU!!
Holy Moly, finally some answers, thank you! I've had problems on my left hip for decades, and no amount of osteopathy, massage or stretching helped for more than a few minutes. Just did the two weakness tests - yes, the the cramping, and then the hold-then-release - laughable! - my leg just dropped. Flopped, even. The right hip/thigh, no problems. Exercises here I come. No idea why it started, since it started while I was weight-training....
General Killshot His programs are great and worth the $$$ plus you get lifetime access. I'm in my second program and got a great compliment yestetday: "Man, there are powerlifters, bodybuilders, and crossfitters, what you're doing is... something else..."
You are brilliant and explain it all so well. Really medical doctors dont know why your having all the issues, pain...weakness. Even physical therapist wont help you LEARN ALL THIS! I am going to do all these and watch this again.
You legend! I have been concentrating on flexibility and stretching for months only to get another back spasm. I actually have very weak flexors. THANK YOU!
@@Mohanz nice. I believe I have tight or weak flexors which are creating a pull on my low back causing spasms. Going to do the tests and go from there. What sort of regime did u follow n how long?
@@rivolinho i followed Guerilla Zen fitness APT exercises, do lots of glute bridges, core work, lunges plus hanging leg raises for the hip flexors plus using a box and lifting my leg up and holding it like in this. Do it ever second day with running on alternative days
I'm half way through and I just want to say, this is the best muscle and tendon information I've ever seen on the internet. This is outstanding information, and presented better than anyone ever has.
Hello, I would like to thank you straight from the heart for this video. With your advice I was able to diagnose my problem and starting to work out, to fix my lower back pain, which lasted over 1,5 year's. I'm incredibly thankful for helping me and taking my pain away. ❤️❤️❤️
You thought? How about feel if they are or not. I'm all for strengthening but more crucial is the afterward stretching. Athleanx is smart but I think here he is wrong. Stretching is rarely bad. You need it the coming days + in lifts for availability. Just do the quad + hip stretch it's massive. Sit down on a soft mat on your knees, lean backwards, catching yoursel with your arms but keeping primary pressure on the quads+hips. Tilt the hip forward, feel where it stretches, perhaps lift and reach to one side with either arm to stretch the sides of the hip. As you get more of an open hip, from sitting on the knees + catching with arms, go down to the elbow position. Same thing, feel for whre it stretches, push out the hip, using glute flex. Max stretch is when your upper body is on the floor as you 'sit' but lie on the floor.... I nowadays do this on an office chair.. sitting on my legs but with the knees pointing downwards the floor (sitting on the edge of the chair)... lean backwards, catching yourself with the hands. 'Melt' the hip. Call me a conspiracy theoirist but google (owned by china is evil) results on stretching benefits are definitely lacking but my life experience tells a different story. Stretching benefits include a 'full recovery' to the next days, no tension as you would otherwise have, no pain. Flushing out all the waste products store in the muscles. Breaking the stress pattern (psychological stress within the muscle, muscle memory, literally), making your muscles more easily readily available the comings days but also as your body becomes open, so does your mind. (Why does all the yoga people look so relaxed hm? give it a shot, forgive your enemies and youself, it's all in your head, you are in control!!! but drink plent so that the blood is thin) Stretching also removes inflamation, especially seen in the long term. Stretching gives me inner peace and helping me reach spiritual levels.
Ethan Michell he doesn’t say not to stretch, he just says not to stretch the hip flexors if they’re not tight because it could lead to back problems in this one particular scenario
@@sean3888 My interpretation is that he wish people would 'activate' the hip. I am all for that but I do so with an 'open hip', stretched because then I have more availability. I understand him but it's still misleading. If the hips are stiff they are ALWAYS 'activated' which is in my opinion not good. Perhaps why it's called 'stresspattern'. To the contrary, in my experience, if the hips are stiff usually I use more of my back to lift - not good!
This is really informative! As a masaage therapist I come across many people complaining about tight hip flexors and I've never thought it could the weakness actually. Thank you!
Thank you! I didn’t realize my issues was weakness around my hip. I’ve been stretching it like crazy and couldn’t figure out why it was still so painful. Good information here! Now I know what I actually need to do!
This is an excellent video. I have had pain or discomfort in one of my hips and the flexors stretch never helped me on long term. I am definitely adding this exercise to my list. Thanks Jeff
This might be a life-saver. Just tried it and my right hip flexor is definitely WEAK and not tight. This is the first video I've seen from Athlean-x. I've heard about them before but haven't watched them yet. Really like the channel so far I'll be watching more.
'the muscle asking for help from another muscle' hence cheating. Just do the quad + hip stretch it's massive. Sit down on a soft mat on your knees, lean backwards, catching yoursel with your arms but keeping primary pressure on the quads+hips. Tilt the hip forward, feel where it stretches, perhaps lift and reach to one side with either arm to stretch the sides of the hip. As you get more of an open hip, from sitting on the knees + catching with arms, go down to the elbow position. Same thing, feel for whre it stretches, push out the hip, using glute flex. Max stretch is when your upper body is on the floor as you 'sit' but lie on the floor.... I nowadays do this on an office chair.. sitting on my legs but with the knees pointing downwards the floor (sitting on the edge of the chair)... lean backwards, catching yourself with the hands. 'Melt' the hip. Call me a conspiracy theoirist but google results on stretching benefits are definitely lacking but my life experience tells a different story. Stretching benefits include a 'full recovery' to the next days, no tension as you would otherwise have, no pain. Flushing out all the waste products store in the muscles. Breaking the stress pattern (psychological stress within the muscle, muscle memory, literally), making your muscles more easily readily available the comings days but also as your body becomes open, so does your mind. (Why does all the yoga people look so relaxed hm? give it a shot, forgive your enemies and youself, it's all in your head, you are in control!!! but drink plent so that the blood is thin) Stretching also removes inflamation, especially seen in the long term. Stretching gives me inner peace and helping me reach spiritual levels.
Well done sir ! So many people I know have back issues because their stabilising muscle groups are weak . You know your muscle physiology very well Jeff .
Omg thankyou so much, I’ve been stretching like crazy because I think my hips are super tight but they continue to pop, I didn’t know it was because of a weakness
Definitely weak hip flexors. Thank you. I’ve always thought stretching would help. Wow! You have really helped me with your videos! Thank you for being open to sharing. Quick question: if I have weak hip flexors is it still good to do the weight lounges for fixing posture, as well. My posture is improving big time from your videos! Thank you💖
Should I not strengthen in addition to stretching if I have determined the hips to be tight, not weak? I understand that stretching may exacerbate problems caused by weakness, but would the opposite be the case? Based on the tests presented here, I have tight flexors, is there a reason I shouldn’t stretch AND strengthen in this case?
I've been watching you now for a long long while now. Every time i come back to your youtube channel. I just noticed this vid is from 2018 but I just want to personally thank you for all the information you're handing out. Very happy for your services!
@@BizarreHD yeah, they can be both, but as each contraction of a muscle without stretching will increase tightness upon recovering you often get tight muscles you overuse.
I’m late to the party but check his vid from 4 years ago that corrects pelvic tilt . Modified sprinter lunge will stretch the hip flexor and strengthening the glutes
One other potential issue to consider: Per this video, I tested myself for hip flexor strength and flexibility and passed both tests, though intermittent pain continued, so I met with my primary care physician, had my hip x-rayed and found that I had moderate arthritis in my hip - the apparent source of my significant muscular pain [in the hip flexor bundle, I-T band, quad and groin].
Indeed. Hip osteoarthritis and labral tears (those causing pain) are entirely different kinds of pain generators that are not going to respond long term to any of these methods. Hip OA can sometimes improve for a time following improved mobility but birthdays and gravity usually win the battle as the disease process progresses over time.
So helpful! I've been stretching my hip flexors a lot lately thinking I'm doing a good thing. Turns out I don't have a weakness but they're not tight either from these exercises. Will stop stretching them so much!
ALWAYS the best and most informative videos out there when it comes to training and anatomy, taking several scenarios into consideration which makes me see the whole picture and addressing the problem without leaving questions behind. Thanks again!
So in your anterior pelvic tilt video, you said you hip flexors are tight if you have anterior tilt. What if you have anterior tilt but can still pass the test in this video?
Same situation here. I'd be interested to know too, I don't want to start training my hip flexors if they're actually tight or stretching them if I should be doing the abs and glutes exercises Jeff recommends
Maciej Zakrzewski I think they mean they passed the first test, ie, they’re “not tight”, but the tilted pelvis indicates they are? You’re referring to the strength test.
Maciej Zakrzewski ... right, make sure the adjacent muscles are at the same level of strength. Athletics can be a very nuanced endeavor. Hence why trainers are necessary.
You could have tight hip flexors from weakness or from anterior pelvic tilt. Potentially working the glutes will pull the pelvic tilt more back to neautral. Supermans reverse hypers hip thrusts
Jeff's videos are awesome. Love the anatomical breakdown, really helps get to the bottom of what's actually going on in the body. May not be glamorous, but this stuff is important!
Thank you. I am 65 and have been stretching all the while, when I should have been strengthening. I did the first test, passed. Second test failed miserably. And, yes, I always feel the need to stretch so very often everyday. Now, I believe I know why. I shall start the strengthening exercise from today. Thanks a ton, God bless.
What to do if u have a snapping hip ( the pop sound that comes when you lift ur leg 90° or more than 90° and drop ur leg to the ground)? Which sometimes causes pain.
Jeff you just exploded my view in a million pieces. Ive been stretching my hip flexors incorrectly and unnecessarily for years whereas I had the opposite problem ( weakness iasue)
I was today's date yrs old when I found the stupidly simple truth about hips and my hips and all people's hips and hip issues. Sending this to every physical therapist, rheumatologist, personal trainer, fitness vhs person, faux-reiki-ist, faux-pilates-ist and assorted other disseminators of hip lies that have kept me from learning this sooner. This Jeff person and Tracy Anderson and the Alexander Technique people are the true keepers of the keys. Thank you Mr. Jeff person.
![Your Psoas Isn't Just Tight, It's WEAK [Don't Stretch, Do These Instead]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/h_srhkcJxAY/mqdefault.jpg)
If you suffer from Anterior Pelvic Tilt, you definitely need to know which muscles to stretch and which to strengthen and I'll show you how in this video right here: ua-cam.com/video/K-CrEi0ymMg/v-deo.html
I've been getting a bit of sharp pain in my hip flexes and running down my quads on the inner side. I also get a bit of sharp pain in my lower back. My previous job was very physical which is the cause of the pain. What do you suggest would fix this issue
If you have back pain when you do AB exercises. What does that indicate?
Bro, I got an anterior pelvic tilt, that you explains comes from tight hip flexors, but the tests you gave at the beginning tells me I'm a negative, all functions well as "should" :(... so how come I have pelvic tilt? Is it because I spent years tilting my ass up like a bimbo to show some ass because I was ashamed of having no shape down there :')? (actually I had shapes down there but hey, teenagers complex about anything for nothing). I mean I could have literally worked my muscles in that shape without tight hip flexors, which would be the dumbest thing I've done in my teenage years
You have any knowledge on AVN Avascular Necrosis? Any exercises?
Jeff lost his voice yelling at Jesse
Robert Markoš lol
Robert Markoš lmao good one
Robert Markoš 😂😂 poor jese
Robert Markoš - funny!!! Notice Jesse wasn't in this vid.
Maybe he's outside picketing, striking for better working (or working out) conditions?
tapolna jesse is too busy crying because jeff shouted at him until failure
Throat workout (sore in 6 min)
ayush dixxit 😂😂😂😂
ayush dixxit n
Just ask your girlfriend ;)
hi everyone ,if anyone else wants to discover exercises for stiff hips joints try Trefendous Pain Relief Tips (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my partner got amazing success with it.
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You think you're boring us with the anatomy lesson, but personally it's the main reason I watch this channel. Learning the anatomy answers the hows and whys of each exercise. It's golden knowledge!
Yakushii That's what I like about Jess. We need to know how our muscles work to train correctly.
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You goddamn right yakushii i love seeing the skeleton it really shows me where the muscles are connecting for example how the psoas major muscle connects to the spine. I like to visually see whats going on
That's why I watch videos to see what I can learn from them. The more knowledge the better!
Me: Exists
Jeff: That's absolutely wrong, and let me tell you why
LMAOOOOO
Ksheel Shetty 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Cheer up Ksheel, Jeff always just wants to help.
Ksheel Shetty 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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I am a physician and this is the best explanation for testing whether 1.) the tightness is iliacus/psoas or leg flexors or 2.) whether which of the 2 groups is weak. The distinction is crucial for proper treatment. The iliacus/psoas combination is the only connection between the upper and lower body. Thanks for presenting this so elegantly. Even with my knowledge of anatomy, some of this material in your video was new to me.
He's a "blessing" to have on Ytube....and one of the best at what he does. If he "went on the road" with his demonstrations, he'd be mobbed by thousands of fans everywhere he went....for sure.
cruzanist I don’t understand, so am I not supposed to stretch my hip flexors if I am trying to fix APT?
@@nikita2560 if you have APT your hip flexors would be tight that means they need to be stretched...
@cruzanist can hip flexors be both weak and tight?
Thanks in advance for your answer
@Luke Kulton you cared enough to reply...
Jeff getting those throat gains
LuL
Throat curls
What does Tatsumi Kimishima do in the field of fitness since he is in the filed of video games business(president of Nintendo)?
yo tatsumi since you are over here what can you tell me about those gains of twintelle?
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As usual, I realize I’ve been fucking something up when I thought I was fixing it.
xD
yeah Same here
I always find out that I have been doing some stupid thing wrong on my exercises, like "oh noes you bend very slightly too much forward/backward at this particular moment during the motion", or crap like that.
That's so me
Thats deep bro
Wow, I almost teared when you said “getting temporary relief after stretching. And then getting worse an hr later” that’s been me for years. Thanks man. Really.
yep this guy seems to really know this thing. Better than a lot of doctors actually
@@minhbui4817 As a guy who went to numerous doctors because of a back injury, I can safely say, doctors are absolutely useless for stuff like this. They have zero idea of how to get to the root-cause of the problem, so all they do is prescribe medicine for the pain symptoms, give sometimes-mildly-useful tips for dealing with the pain, or send you to another doctor who usually isn't any better.
Doctors may know a lot of things, but getting down to the root-causes of certain muscle, joint, or skeletal-related pain, is apparently not one of them.
Me too.
How many other channels did you watch where an "expert" (because it worked on him) claims a one solution to all your back, knee shoulder problems no matter what they are? What may help for one kind of problem may not work for another and actually make it worse.
@@JCarlito19 that's what ayurveda does. Maybe you can read about it. Jeff is the GOAT btw.
Someone got cold.
VeryNuclear wow just saw u on austins video!
Mark Fekkes saustin
VeryNuclear #saucesquad
Mark Fekkes yup
that's why he's wearing a shirt for once
Me: doing anything
Jeff: That's killing your gains
#samecommenteveryvideo
Feels that way XD
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Warm water + honey + ginger will be good for sour throat! Respect for bringing quality content even when you're not well!
shivank chopra not the ginger. It's known to irritate mouth, it can cause sore throat. Use turmeric instead.
shivank chopra or just advik
Or just no honey because it’s full of sugar
Hahahaha absolute non sense
Gil Fiazon lol I guess I confused garlic and ginger xD Not a native speaker so please excuse xD
I swear every athlean x video just makes me feel like I have a new set of homework that I really don’t feel like doing
Ikr 😂 cmon though we gotta do it for the better
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Especially stretching
Could be worse. You might not have someone going out of their way to tell you all the answers. 👍
bro can’t even talk and he made this vid we got this
@1:40 check weakness vs tightness of hip flexors
@4:00 second check for hip muscle group
@6:00 exercise to strengthen weak hip flexors...
Thanks Bro 👊
You are the man Jeff! thank you so much. I am currently dealing with a recurring left hip issue. I have been stretching it. I think all along it’s been a weakness issue.
@7:19 is good too. Less brisk walks, more sprints.
What about exercises for tight quads? Just did his test, i just have tight quads
@@WackyPossum same
I also have tight quads or rectus femur.... Should I stop streching if I have weak hip flexor
I'm really confused cause my resting leg is partially touching when I bent it 90,80 degree and full touching when I straight my leg
He just saved millions of people from mindless stretching and pain , great comprehensive way of teaching us , we really appreciate your help Jeff
mindless stretching ?? LOL, this guy is a quack
Please get better Jeff, much love.
Someone get Jeff the lifetime achievement award for awesomeness... I've been watching for almost a decade, haven't learned more from any other channel than Jeff's.
The anatomy is essential! It’s not boring
Saul Garcia just the hip strengthening exercise is boring lmaoo
I find it fascinating
Nerd
Edit: Since it's hard to convey sarcasm through text, I can see why some people have misconstrued my comment; I was not seeking to genuinely shame the person I was replying to, I was simply joking.
Why am I doing everything wrong??
Is weird, like if the existence itself is killing our gains
you're not this guys full of BS
Rick Pitcher lmao 😂
You're not, Jeff just wants you to buy his programs.
@@prufrok tf r u saying
At some point, you really have to stop watching (these videos), and actually start doing 'em.
I started doing this immediately!
Lmao!
Turco949 🤣 who told you?
I have giant knots in all of these muscles so I’m not sure if they are being overused or underused. Makes me gun shy on doing the workouts.
Shut up
I've been rehabilitating really bad muscle imbalances in my legs for the better part of a year now. And while I've gained a lot of fundamental strength back, I'm still having nagging issues with my hip flexor feeling bad all of the time. This video helped me realize that I need to address some acute hip issues due to weakness before I can make more progress. You've probably saved me months of problems, so thank you.
Super informative video.
Dude, this is it! This is going to change my life. I don't know how I haven't been told this by my chiropractor, doctors or physical therapists. I have had chronic back pain for years, and these exercises for psoas weakness are the only thing that have brought me any kind of meaningful relief. I can't thank you enough, Mr. Cavaliere!
Don’t forget he’s a physical therapist first.
Don't worry Jeff's just sore from yesterday's throat workout
Lol what’s a throat workout.
Moaning louder than usual during deadlifts
Maybe it was too wide
Didn’t know my boy Jeff rolled that way 🍆
Sopapilla when u get on ur knees to activate the neck flexors then blow a shtick down and up fast in a steady kotion
There's a lot of 'personal trainers' on YT. Very few are trained in the science of exercise. This gentleman seems to be the exception.
.. I’m starting to realize I have weakness pretty much everywhere now 😂
Well... time to find out another thing I’m doing wrong in the gym. 😂😂😂
Matt Cioanca bro how the fuck are you in the top of every comments section
John Mitchinson Illuminati
Matt Cioanca l
Great explanation. Thank you.
John Mitchinson by putting generic basic emoji comments you can do it easily... Or maybe botnets
jeff lost his voice because of he was trying avoid internal rotation of his vocal cords
I’m dying 😂
underrated comment !
lmfaoo
But he got his voice back by doing some face pulls.
@@darriuscole8544 voice pulls*
This freakin saves my life, been doin a ton stretches variations thinking that my flexors are tight and got frustated cause the pain keeps coming back and it turns out my flexor was damn weak.
God bless you Jeff for this, you saved thousands of people and explained every details that we need to understand, your works are revolutionary , I can't thank you enough
Me: I-
Jeff: Wrong, here's why-
Always start your sentences with We, be inclusive
@@lyledsouza4075 That's exactly what leads to ignorant and misleading comments and claims like "We don't want this" or "We want this". No-one knows what people want and don't want, so they need to say I. Speaking for yourself is far more credible, actually entirely accurate, than (ignorantly) speaking for others. You only speak for others when you're speaking for or a part of a legitimate group like a development team, club, etc.
@@windy3935 but it is the FBI though . . .
I mean.. you're FBI. You're obviously wrong.
28 years old with 3 kids. Been an athlete my entire life, playing sports year around. Have had hip pains for almost 10 years off and on. These tests/exercises helped a lot... my hip started to cramp so looks like I need to strengthen them! Thanks man, you’re a very smart and hardworking man!
AT LAST...!!! A personal trainer who knows what he’s talking about!
As an osteopath (and sportsman) of 31 years private practice, I get so despondent with personal trainers who have no real knowledge of anatomy and who always get it wrong regarding the hip flexors!
Excellent video!
Nice one!
Daniele Iannarelli he's a physical therapist lol
i have been walking with pain in my right hip for about two years now. not only that but for the last 1.5 years im having neck, shoulder and back problems. at some point i couldnt walk without having a lot of pain in my neck and shoulders after it.
when i do the test with bringing the knee up i get a cramp at the front of my right leg. say 5 cm above the groin and 20 cm to the right (from my perspective) . normally my pain ( its more a soreness or stiffness which i can feel all the way around the right hip from my groin to my buttocks) is on the outer- and back side. thats why i was thinking lately about piroformis syndrome. i have been stretching my hip a lot and i have the feeling it gets better but still it's not healed 100%
so after seeing this clip Im not sure if i should continue stretching.
i understand you cant guarantee anything. but can all thse neck shoulder and back issues come from a weak hip? or piroformis syndrome or is it likely that they are different injuries who kinda keep annoying each other and therefore not heal.
im seeing a lot of specialists but nobody can help me.
sorry for my english. it isnt my native language
thanks in advance
@@rutgerv.6050 So I´m not a physical therapist or anything related to that but learend a bit about anatomy in the last years, but please ask a professenal about it! When your hipflexers are weak (as you discribe they are) then a hell of lot can come of of it! Your back gets pulled in positions it´s not supposed to be in. Thereby maybe one of your nerves coming out of your back is touched by one whirl which is causing your strange feeling in the hip. (More or less the same as a piroformis syndrom). When your lower back is in the wrong spot the spinal becomes inbalenced and could lead to your other problems.
My (super nonprofessional) advise is: strenghen your hip flexers in coordination with your specialists and see wether it gets better.
Hope I could help you (non native speaker here too)
@@saphiruss7277 thanks a lot! i really appreciate you taking the time. I have been with specialists for the last 1.5 years but we focused a lot on the back shoulders and neck. reason is that my "pain" in the hip is here for so long, its almost normal for me. i have been reading up on stuff ( and feel stupid i havent done it earlier) and i start to get the feeling that all my other injuries ( which are way more painful so thats why we focused on that) come from my hip.
i think my specialists ( fysio therapists chiropractors, accupuncturist) know a lot of stuff in their fields but what i need is some sort of movement specialist of whatever its called. or just a really good PT which knows his/her stuff but in my experience there arent a lot of those. i am learning though and i feel confident that i will get well within a couple of weeks /months if I do these and other excercises ive learnt the last couple of weeks.
thanks again for taking the time!
As a licensed physical therapist I am frustrated that people still confuse a personal trainer with a physical therapist. Years of college , specially internships and professional liability for making a mistake in treating a medical condition puts our profession in a class by itself.
prior to him explaining the reason why sometimes hip flexor stretches can actually further emphasize a weakness I thought just based off the thumbnail and title that he wasn't advocating stretching your hip flexor at all so I was a little confused. But I watched the whole video and did the knee bend test past 90 degress and held it up there with ease so now I know I'm dealing with actual tightness. Thanks for clarifying in the video Jeff, always good content.
This video was so necessary! Thank you. I'm a cross country runner who was always told my hip flexors were tight. It took several years/seasons to realize they were wrong. It's weakness. That's why it was recurring each season despite focusing on strething.
he even does the video while being sick!
Sean Bichler never skip workout
Sean Bichler everyone does
This is his job though.
You don't get sick days when you run your own business.
Sean Bichler, of course, Dr. Bro Science wants that youtube money.
respect
I really love these PT videos. I enjoy your workout advice, but there’s a million channels that give very good advice on similar concepts. These PT videos are what really set Athlean X apart from other channels. Hope to see more of them soon :)
I really enjoy the videos in which Jeff explains how things work in the body in regards to anatomy. Not only is it really helpful and informative, it is also extremely interesting! I've learned so much about the kinetic chain just by watching Jeff's videos!
Thank you. I've been told for years that the problem with my psoas was tightness. I did your tests and found the truth is the opposite! I will now give up the stretching, and replace it with strength work. Marvelous!
Someone needs to get this guy on Joe rogans podcast, especially for sober october
Hes been a shill for close to 2 years now
Why?
@@collinf714 joe rogan did a full 180 on his stance on the moon landing. also when he was talking about 9/11 with jesse ventura he diverted attention away. he uses that computer bitch jamie to distract the guest anytime they want to change the subject
Yeah no wonder he was found chilling with Stanton levay and making horrible comments about Christ
@@Afflictamine you really seem angry towards them
Jeff worked his voice to failure.
He needs to train his vocal chords as well. You should train everything, right?😂
Just started serious sprinting this year. Definitely learning about my hip flexors
Jeff. This video helped me hugely. Just started playing hockey again after a decade off. Super back pain. Keeping loose helped a bit, but now after your video, I’ve tested and realized my flexors are week and NOT overly tight. Thanks So much. Ps. A nice beginner exercise is the foot on a chair, then lift your knee as high as you can. Gets better and stronger pretty quick. Thanks again.
This channel is amazing. I have struggled with different aches and pains for yours and been extremely frustrated. The tools you teach are excellent and actually give me hope that I can deal with some of these issues. Thank you.
Yep! my hip flexors are WEAK, not tight. Thank you! Now I know exactly how to fix the issue!
"The test becomes the exercise" I LOVE IT!!!!!
The path becomes the way. Made me laugh hard bro.
Amazing. Ive had a horrible pain in my right hip and the strengthening has worked tremendously in relieving the pain. Thank you
THANK YOU! I’ve been stretching but Omg 😮 I am so weak! I gotta do some work to build strength - back pain from hell .... no wonder! You are the god of all common sense Re body alignment/muscle balance issues from feet 🦶 to neck THANKS for all you do!
This is an incredibly helpful video for me. I've done all the stretches recommended online and it made things worse. Your tests showed me that my hip flexors are weak, not tight. You also answered my question about why they got weak in the first place. THANK YOU!!
Jeff must have been working out his throat cause it seems a little sore
Andrei Pineda lol that’s gray bro
Sopapila He's been getting some of that breast milk
Get choked out for 20 seconds 12 reps
Holy Moly, finally some answers, thank you! I've had problems on my left hip for decades, and no amount of osteopathy, massage or stretching helped for more than a few minutes. Just did the two weakness tests - yes, the the cramping, and then the hold-then-release - laughable! - my leg just dropped. Flopped, even. The right hip/thigh, no problems. Exercises here I come. No idea why it started, since it started while I was weight-training....
I’ve been stretching my hip flexors off and on for almost a year... I just now discovered they’re weak... thanks Jeff!!
Hey Jeff I was wondering if you could do a vid on your weekly workout routine I’d be really curious to see what you do! Keep up the great work
General Killshot His programs are great and worth the $$$ plus you get lifetime access. I'm in my second program and got a great compliment yestetday: "Man, there are powerlifters, bodybuilders, and crossfitters, what you're doing is... something else..."
I was stretching hip flexors when this popped up
Also, hope Jeff gets better soon!
I see my hip flexors pop up lmao
You are brilliant and explain it all so well. Really medical doctors dont know why your having all the issues, pain...weakness. Even physical therapist wont help you LEARN ALL THIS! I am going to do all these and watch this again.
You legend! I have been concentrating on flexibility and stretching for months only to get another back spasm. I actually have very weak flexors. THANK YOU!
Hey man, did u sort out the spasms after?
@@rivolinho only had 1 very minor one which just hurt for a couple of days. Havent had an injury since!
@@Mohanz nice. I believe I have tight or weak flexors which are creating a pull on my low back causing spasms. Going to do the tests and go from there. What sort of regime did u follow n how long?
@@rivolinho i followed Guerilla Zen fitness APT exercises, do lots of glute bridges, core work, lunges plus hanging leg raises for the hip flexors plus using a box and lifting my leg up and holding it like in this. Do it ever second day with running on alternative days
@@Mohanz Many thanks pal
I'm half way through and I just want to say, this is the best muscle and tendon information I've ever seen on the internet. This is outstanding information, and presented better than anyone ever has.
What's up Jeff. Your channel is the only fitness channel that I go to for accurate and informative stretches and exercises. Keep up the great work 💪🏽
Jeff, you have helped more athletes than any other personal trainer or physical therapist. The comment section seems to agree.
Hello, I would like to thank you straight from the heart for this video. With your advice I was able to diagnose my problem and starting to work out, to fix my lower back pain, which lasted over 1,5 year's. I'm incredibly thankful for helping me and taking my pain away. ❤️❤️❤️
This is an absolute game changer - I thought my hips were tight for ages!
Me too
You thought? How about feel if they are or not.
I'm all for strengthening but more crucial is the afterward stretching.
Athleanx is smart but I think here he is wrong. Stretching is rarely bad. You need it the coming days + in lifts for availability.
Just do the quad + hip stretch it's massive. Sit down on a soft mat on your knees, lean backwards, catching yoursel with your arms but keeping primary pressure on the quads+hips.
Tilt the hip forward, feel where it stretches, perhaps lift and reach to one side with either arm to stretch the sides of the hip.
As you get more of an open hip, from sitting on the knees + catching with arms, go down to the elbow position. Same thing, feel for whre it stretches, push out the hip, using glute flex.
Max stretch is when your upper body is on the floor as you 'sit' but lie on the floor.... I nowadays do this on an office chair.. sitting on my legs but with the knees pointing downwards the floor (sitting on the edge of the chair)... lean backwards, catching yourself with the hands.
'Melt' the hip.
Call me a conspiracy theoirist but google (owned by china is evil) results on stretching benefits are definitely lacking but my life experience tells a different story.
Stretching benefits include a 'full recovery' to the next days, no tension as you would otherwise have, no pain.
Flushing out all the waste products store in the muscles.
Breaking the stress pattern (psychological stress within the muscle, muscle memory, literally), making your muscles more easily readily available the comings days but also as your body becomes open, so does your mind. (Why does all the yoga people look so relaxed hm? give it a shot, forgive your enemies and youself, it's all in your head, you are in control!!! but drink plent so that the blood is thin)
Stretching also removes inflamation, especially seen in the long term.
Stretching gives me inner peace and helping me reach spiritual levels.
Ethan Michell he doesn’t say not to stretch, he just says not to stretch the hip flexors if they’re not tight because it could lead to back problems in this one particular scenario
@@sean3888 My interpretation is that he wish people would 'activate' the hip. I am all for that but I do so with an 'open hip', stretched because then I have more availability.
I understand him but it's still misleading.
If the hips are stiff they are ALWAYS 'activated' which is in my opinion not good. Perhaps why it's called 'stresspattern'.
To the contrary, in my experience, if the hips are stiff usually I use more of my back to lift - not good!
Maybe thats why after i did a few sprints, the next day i woke up feeling more flexible and loose then i had in a while!
I just love this channel so much, such good info.
Sometimes the delievery is too slow and weird, but can't argue with the solid info.
This is really informative! As a masaage therapist I come across many people complaining about tight hip flexors and I've never thought it could the weakness actually. Thank you!
Thanks so much!! The test revealed I have a tight quad. As soon as I straightened that leg, down went the leg. 🤯
Thank you! I didn’t realize my issues was weakness around my hip. I’ve been stretching it like crazy and couldn’t figure out why it was still so painful. Good information here! Now I know what I actually need to do!
This is an excellent video. I have had pain or discomfort in one of my hips and the flexors stretch never helped me on long term. I am definitely adding this exercise to my list. Thanks Jeff
How is it now ?
This might be a life-saver. Just tried it and my right hip flexor is definitely WEAK and not tight. This is the first video I've seen from Athlean-x. I've heard about them before but haven't watched them yet. Really like the channel so far I'll be watching more.
After literally years of pain, money wasted and stretching I now have the answer to my hip issue, thank you so much Jeff.
Dan harrington have noticed reduced pain since doing the exercises?
Hi Jeff,
Can u please make a video covering all the exercises that help to address weak hips problem. How to strengthen weak hips ?
'the muscle asking for help from another muscle' hence cheating.
Just do the quad + hip stretch it's massive. Sit down on a soft mat on your knees, lean backwards, catching yoursel with your arms but keeping primary pressure on the quads+hips.
Tilt the hip forward, feel where it stretches, perhaps lift and reach to one side with either arm to stretch the sides of the hip.
As you get more of an open hip, from sitting on the knees + catching with arms, go down to the elbow position. Same thing, feel for whre it stretches, push out the hip, using glute flex.
Max stretch is when your upper body is on the floor as you 'sit' but lie on the floor.... I nowadays do this on an office chair.. sitting on my legs but with the knees pointing downwards the floor (sitting on the edge of the chair)... lean backwards, catching yourself with the hands.
'Melt' the hip.
Call me a conspiracy theoirist but google results on stretching benefits are definitely lacking but my life experience tells a different story.
Stretching benefits include a 'full recovery' to the next days, no tension as you would otherwise have, no pain.
Flushing out all the waste products store in the muscles.
Breaking the stress pattern (psychological stress within the muscle, muscle memory, literally), making your muscles more easily readily available the comings days but also as your body becomes open, so does your mind. (Why does all the yoga people look so relaxed hm? give it a shot, forgive your enemies and youself, it's all in your head, you are in control!!! but drink plent so that the blood is thin)
Stretching also removes inflamation, especially seen in the long term.
Stretching gives me inner peace and helping me reach spiritual levels.
So good! Been stretching hard for years and ‘flaring it up’ every damn time. Thanks for this. I don’t have tightness! I have weakness!
Well done sir ! So many people I know have back issues because their stabilising muscle groups are weak . You know your muscle physiology very well Jeff .
Omg thankyou so much, I’ve been stretching like crazy because I think my hips are super tight but they continue to pop, I didn’t know it was because of a weakness
That sense of relief when you fit Jeff's exception.
Definitely weak hip flexors. Thank you. I’ve always thought stretching would help. Wow! You have really helped me with your videos! Thank you for being open to sharing. Quick question: if I have weak hip flexors is it still good to do the weight lounges for fixing posture, as well. My posture is improving big time from your videos! Thank you💖
OMG. I have been in pain for years and this is all it took!?!!
DUDE THIS JUST CHANGED MY LIFE!
THANK YOU!!!
Great content. As a distance runner, I have nagging hip flexor soreness, tight hamstrings, and not activating the glutes nearly enough.
Did not think it was possible for Jeff to get sick
His throat is just sore from the workout the day before
His throat is just hoarse from yelling at Jessie.
Should I not strengthen in addition to stretching if I have determined the hips to be tight, not weak? I understand that stretching may exacerbate problems caused by weakness, but would the opposite be the case? Based on the tests presented here, I have tight flexors, is there a reason I shouldn’t stretch AND strengthen in this case?
I've been watching you now for a long long while now. Every time i come back to your youtube channel. I just noticed this vid is from 2018 but I just want to personally thank you for all the information you're handing out. Very happy for your services!
Is it possible to have tightness AND weakness at the same time? If so, should we both stretch and strengthen?
I think so, jeff referenced the peroneus muscle being tight and weak in his knee valgus video
@@BizarreHD yeah, they can be both, but as each contraction of a muscle without stretching will increase tightness upon recovering you often get tight muscles you overuse.
I’m late to the party but check his vid from 4 years ago that corrects pelvic tilt . Modified sprinter lunge will stretch the hip flexor and strengthening the glutes
6 minutes soreness-neck. Hope you get better jeff.
One other potential issue to consider: Per this video, I tested myself for hip flexor strength and flexibility and passed both tests, though intermittent pain continued, so I met with my primary care physician, had my hip x-rayed and found that I had moderate arthritis in my hip - the apparent source of my significant muscular pain [in the hip flexor bundle, I-T band, quad and groin].
Indeed. Hip osteoarthritis and labral tears (those causing pain) are entirely different kinds of pain generators that are not going to respond long term to any of these methods. Hip OA can sometimes improve for a time following improved mobility but birthdays and gravity usually win the battle as the disease process progresses over time.
So helpful! I've been stretching my hip flexors a lot lately thinking I'm doing a good thing. Turns out I don't have a weakness but they're not tight either from these exercises. Will stop stretching them so much!
ALWAYS the best and most informative videos out there when it comes to training and anatomy, taking several scenarios into consideration which makes me see the whole picture and addressing the problem without leaving questions behind. Thanks again!
So in your anterior pelvic tilt video, you said you hip flexors are tight if you have anterior tilt. What if you have anterior tilt but can still pass the test in this video?
Same situation here. I'd be interested to know too, I don't want to start training my hip flexors if they're actually tight or stretching them if I should be doing the abs and glutes exercises Jeff recommends
Maciej Zakrzewski I think they mean they passed the first test, ie, they’re “not tight”, but the tilted pelvis indicates they are? You’re referring to the strength test.
Maciej Zakrzewski ... right, make sure the adjacent muscles are at the same level of strength. Athletics can be a very nuanced endeavor. Hence why trainers are necessary.
I was about to ask the same question dude
You could have tight hip flexors from weakness or from anterior pelvic tilt. Potentially working the glutes will pull the pelvic tilt more back to neautral. Supermans reverse hypers hip thrusts
This man a true blessing, thank you.
So glad you explained this. I have been doing hip flexors and my back hurt so bad when I got through.
Awesome tips as usual so much research to help others thanks Jeff.
Jeff's videos are awesome. Love the anatomical breakdown, really helps get to the bottom of what's actually going on in the body.
May not be glamorous, but this stuff is important!
Thanks for this! I’ve been struggling in karate with high kicks- now I know it’s a weakness and not tightness!! 💪🏻💪🏻
Follow the howl yeah I still stretch and everything- just means I know that I should also be doing some exercises to help too
Thank you. I am 65 and have been stretching all the while, when I should have been strengthening. I did the first test, passed. Second test failed miserably. And, yes, I always feel the need to stretch so very often everyday. Now, I believe I know why. I shall start the strengthening exercise from today. Thanks a ton, God bless.
Even when Jeff sounds like he is sick, he still posts a video for us. NO EXCUSES!
WHAT WOULD I DO WITHOUT YOU JEFF?! thanks so much
What to do if u have a snapping hip ( the pop sound that comes when you lift ur leg 90° or more than 90° and drop ur leg to the ground)? Which sometimes causes pain.
#zeal Azax I have same issue it pops 9/10 times I lift my knee up
Yea I also want to fix this, anybody know what it is?
same with me when I do side knee crunch I have that popping sounding n that really irritates me
*arthritis has entered the chat
Different type of stretches, not just in one direction, and dont force it to make the popping sound
Jeff you just exploded my view in a million pieces. Ive been stretching my hip flexors incorrectly and unnecessarily for years whereas I had the opposite problem ( weakness iasue)
Tightness and weakness are not mutually exclusive. Often when your muscles are weak, they become tight to make up for their lack of strength.
what about stretching to splits and you don't have any of these issues, are those hip stretches not a good thing?
I found out I have tight quads, hip flexor and weak hip after the test
Billy Yang kk
Loll
Join the millions of others...
Start ballet. Helps with all those problems.
My hips are so fucked up, I feel like I was 50. I'm always afraid to watch these videos because I know there are a lot of things wrong in my body
I was today's date yrs old when I found the stupidly simple truth about hips and my hips and all people's hips and hip issues. Sending this to every physical therapist, rheumatologist, personal trainer, fitness vhs person, faux-reiki-ist, faux-pilates-ist and assorted other disseminators of hip lies that have kept me from learning this sooner. This Jeff person and Tracy Anderson and the Alexander Technique people are the true keepers of the keys. Thank you Mr. Jeff person.
Jesse from Athlean-X should arm wrestle Jamie from Joe Rogan Podcast. That would make a good video
Vlad Ţepeș how about mike Chang from six pack shortcuts!!!!
Vlad Ţepeș, has he ever been on JRE???
no he's a fitness scam artist, "buy my 2min workout to get a six-pack"
Or...Rsymond against Alan Thrall!
Take care Jeff you sound a bit sick..
Whole youtube: you have anterior pelvic? Stretch hip flexors etc
Another youtuber: don't strech hip flexors, don't even move your body.
I clicked on this because I’m trying to fix my APT
@@Digamortis I replied to this because I'm a bot
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he made a video about anterior P-tilt that said to stretch your hipflexors... now he says dont. I'm so confused.
@@plinkplonk8475 even his confused lol