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This exercise alone has been more effective for “tight hip flexors” than just about anything else I’ve implemented. Most don’t need to stretch, they need strength.

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Sam Martin3 years ago

🫡👏

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Eric Potter3 years ago

Spot on, strength in the full of motion 🔥🔥

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Danny Foley3 years ago

You already know 🫡🫡

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Joe3 years ago

@waylon_hobgood @HobgoodJohnny hip flexors ⬆️

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David Linton MS, CSCS, PES3 years ago

I do it elevated. That way my athletes can get the full range of motion

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Caoimhe Moore3 years ago

@IlanaKeegan

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Coach Riley Burke3 years ago

Yessir. I don't know hoe many people who have hip issues, I tell them to stand and see if they can hold their hip flexes for 20 seconds. Barely last 10

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Del Current3 years ago

How often would you have an athlete perform something like this?

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Danny Foley3 years ago

1-2 times per week depending on overall frequency

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Brent Neely3 years ago

Love this, Do you have a way of assessing if strength is the issue ? Or is it more guess and check with movements like this

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Danny Foley3 years ago

I use conventional manual muscle testing as a baseline assessment

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