Hip Mobility and Pelvic Alignment Exercises
Improve your hip mobility and pelvic alignment with these targeted exercises designed to enhance flexibility, reduce tension, and promote better posture. These movements help to loosen tight hips, align the pelvis, and support overall body balance. Perfect for those who sit for long periods or want to enhance their range of motion for better movement and comfort. 1 minute each exercise. Credit @ksenia_yoga_flow #HipMobility #PelvicAlignment #HipExercises #FlexibilityTraining #PelvicHealth #PostureCorrection #MobilityExercises #HipOpener #HealthyHips #BodyBalance #MovementHealing #StretchingRoutine #CoreStrength #WellnessJourney #PainRelief
You don’t actually have to stop doing Pigeon pose or lunges. But it does help your psoas and hips when you add in dynamic movements and mobility work. I like to think mobility as the love child of strength and flexibility. Your range of motion improves, your proprioception around the joints improves, your ability to move better and feel better improves. But while it might be really good for you, one little bit of dynamic movements here and there isn’t going to create these changes. Do you...
Kettlebell Core Workout 🔥 💪🏻 There are several benefits of incorporating kettlebell core exercises like Bird Dog Rows, Half Kneeling Halos, and Plank Pull Throughs into your routine. Here are some of the key advantages: 1. Strengthening the core muscles 2. Improved spinal stability 3. Increased overall strength 4. Enhanced coordination and balance 5. Functional fitness 6. Time-efficient workouts Overall, incorporating these kettlebell core exercises into your routine can provide nume...
Not all duck feet are bad… but most are a sign something’s off 🦆🦶
Outward-facing feet might look harmless, but they often signal deeper dysfunction: tight hips, weak arches, limited ankle mobility. If you’re dealing with knee pain, flat feet, or poor posture — this could be your missing link. The solution isn’t just stretching. You need strength in the right places. You need control. You need to retrain the pattern.
Hip Rotation For Glute Activation
A muscles ability to contract and shorten depends on its ability to stretch and lengthen. The primary function of the glutes is to extend, externally rotate and abduct the hip joint. This means in order to fully lengthen the glute you need to be able to access internal rotation, adduction and flexion of the hip joint. This is genuine internal rotation. An inability to activate your glutes is not a muscle issues, it’s a joint position issue. - Credit: The.ancestral.athlete
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Hip Rotation For Glute Activation
A muscles ability to contract and shorten depends on its ability to stretch and lengthen. The primary function of the glutes is to extend, externally rotate and abduct the hip joint. This means in order to fully lengthen the glute you need to be able to access internal rotation, adduction and flexion of the hip joint. This is genuine internal rotation. An inability to activate your glutes is not a muscle issues, it’s a joint position issue. - Credit: The.ancestral.athlete
Core Power: Standing Abs Workout Routine for Stronger Midsection
Elevate your core strength with this dynamic standing abs workout! Say goodbye to traditional crunches and hello to a new way of sculpting your midsection. These standing exercises target your entire core, helping you achieve a strong and toned abdomen without ever having to hit the floor. Perfect for busy schedules and small spaces, get ready to feel the burn and see results with this effective routine!
#Repost @yogiissy —— Lately, I’ve been obsessed with deep squats, spinal flexion, and flowing through these movements in a way that just feels right for my body. This one movement flow combines spinal waves, hip openness, and strength in the backside—glutes, hamstrings, and even quads working through the transitions. I love how this not only stretches my spine but also helps strengthening it. Plus, my ankle mobility and hips get some serious attention too! I’ve been incorporating this into ...