Lateral Hip Shifts are a common cause of Hip, or Back-Pain.
Correct them with these 4 Mobility Exercises.
First start with the Hip Stability Test below! ⬇️
Hip Activation Test: Pass ☑️
- Film yourself or let someone spot
- Stand facing the wall
- Hands touch the wall
- Ellbows are at a 90° angle
- Now lift one knee
- Lift till you are almost at hips height
If the hips stay at the same level OR the activated side stays below --> Good your hips activate accordingly
Hip Activation Test: Fail ❌
- Film yourself or let someone spot
- Stand facing the wall
- Hands touch the wall
- Ellbows are at a 90° angle
- Now lift one knee
- Lift till you are almost at hips height
If the hip hikes higher than on the inactive side the activation could be better.
Get rid of Scitiac Pain with these 7 Mobility Exercises.
Incl. Myo Fascial Relase Applications.
General Information
The main function of the piriformis muscle is to rotate the hip outward when the leg is straight or in a neutral stance.
When the hip is bent, such as when pulling the knee up towards the chest, the muscle helps in moving the leg to the side and keeps the hip joint steady.
If it gets tight you feel pain in the deeper area of your buttocks. Which can also lead to sciatic pain and other symptoms.
Doing a good session of Myo Fascial Release (MFR) will help you lower the tension on the muscle and around it.
General Information
The main function of the piriformis muscle is to rotate the hip outward when the leg is straight or in a neutral stance.
When the hip is bent, such as when pulling the knee up towards the chest, the muscle helps in moving the leg to the side and keeps the hip joint steady.
If it gets tight you feel pain in the deeper area of your buttocks. Which can also lead to sciatic pain and other symptoms.
Doing a good session of Myo Fascial Release (MFR) will help you lower the tension on the muscle and around it.
Get instant PAIN RELIEF with this Spinal Elongation Tutorial.
Incl. 6 Decompression Exercises. 🧵
Use this Spinal Decompression Techniques to free your vertebra from restriction and pain.
Below you find:
1. Active Decompression for Better Posture 2. Weighted Decompression for Joint Relief 3. Passive Decompression for Back Pain Relief 4. Tool assissted Decompression for Full Body Relief 5. Partner assissted Decompression for Deep Relief 6. Bouncing Decompression for Back Pain Relief
I. Active Decompression
Breathe in and bend back a little till you see your rips coming out.
Now breathe out.
While doing so, really suck those rips in till they disappear and you feel a good crunch in your lower abdominal area.
Imagine activating the Transverse Abdominis.
Breathe shallow & hold.
From there, lift your chest bone, adding a slight pull to the crunch.
IMPORTANT: Don't push the chest bone to the front, but up to the ceiling!