Thanks Tom. Love your explanations behind each move. I am hitting Mt Buller this season and have 6-8 wks to prepare. Your videos are awesome. I'd love more.
It would also be inteligent the antagonist muscles to loosen up the hip flexors, so streghtening the hip extensors; Glutes, hamstrings, femoral biceps and the extensor head of the adductor magnus
Tom, thanks for this. Doing lunges, forwards / rearwards i easily seem to strain my hip flexures. Just attempted a few of these, left and right sideways etc and i can feel a nice new feeling stretch - did i missed a repetition recommendation ?. Would , forwards then left then right x10 =1 set. Doing 3 sets be a fair rep routine?
my only critique is that you said 90 degrees when I think you meant 0 or 180, we start with essentially no angle from the femur to the hip. Is there a strengthening exercise you do for this to balance the amount of work we already do in flexion?
Great video Tom. Yeah you want to activate the three big muscles attaching the pelvis to the top of the femur: the iliopsoas, iliacus (inside face of pelvic bone) and the gluts (outside face of the pelvic bone) to maintain a strong and flexible hip joint. Which takes pressure off the lower back too!
Thanks again Tom great xx
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Thanks Tom. Love your explanations behind each move. I am hitting Mt Buller this season and have 6-8 wks to prepare. Your videos are awesome. I'd love more.
It would also be inteligent the antagonist muscles to loosen up the hip flexors, so streghtening the hip extensors; Glutes, hamstrings, femoral biceps and the extensor head of the adductor magnus
Working on it :)
Tom, thanks for this. Doing lunges, forwards / rearwards i easily seem to strain my hip flexures. Just attempted a few of these, left and right sideways etc and i can feel a nice new feeling stretch - did i missed a repetition recommendation ?. Would , forwards then left then right x10 =1 set. Doing 3 sets be a fair rep routine?
Thank you Tom - only done a few but already enjoying the new stretch areas around the joint.
my only critique is that you said 90 degrees when I think you meant 0 or 180, we start with essentially no angle from the femur to the hip. Is there a strengthening exercise you do for this to balance the amount of work we already do in flexion?
NIce Tom. This is exactly what I need!
Great video Tom. Yeah you want to activate the three big muscles attaching the pelvis to the top of the femur: the iliopsoas, iliacus (inside face of pelvic bone) and the gluts (outside face of the pelvic bone) to maintain a strong and flexible hip joint. Which takes pressure off the lower back too!
will get into this cheers
Thanks Tom great as usual Hallelujah bless u in Jesus name
We are a result of a intelligent design i have no doubt when i listen your technical body explanations
Too much talk...