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Having trouble activating your glutes? Try these two glute activation drills - Paige Kumpf
Having trouble activating the glutes? I’d love to share my two favorite drills for getting those glutes to fire before your next workout. A warm up should be comprised of three factors: – core temperature elevation activating the working muscle groups increasing range of motion (to a point) – In all of my clients’ programs and online …
SIMPLE HIP MOBILITY: INTERNAL ROTATION. Drills that don’t hurt! Build hip health with this.
You don’t need to overcomplicate your hip mobility. Everyone has a different ability and this is how we simplify it here! The hip has to internally rotate to push off & change direction. It internally rotates in the socket and glutes help control this too. ⬇️ hip IR can cause the necessary motion to be made up elsewhere & demand more from other areas (i.e. pelvis/low back) and be a risk for injury. 90/90 hip rotations as seen on social are great, but can too challenging for some people. Either due to lack of IR range, pain, or structural variations in the socket that doesn’t allow for a comfortable starting position, good news - there are sooo many other ways to work on this control! We still have to own this motion to SOME degree. Whether you’re dealing with a labral tears, hip imp
Some simple ways to address hip mobility with a (lot) less pain!
1. Assume a quadruped position. Swing one ankle out while keeping the knee as the pivot point 2. Use a block ad a cue and pivot point and perform hip IR on a wall. You can also do this in a doorway. 90/90 hip rotations as seen on social are great, but can too challenging for some people. Either due to lack of IR range, pain, or structural variations in the socket that doesn’t allow for a comfortable starting position, good news - there are sooo many other ways to work on this control! We still have to own this motion to SOME degree. Whether you’re dealing with a labral tears, hip impingement, back pain, hip tightness/knee pain, and balance and fit for many sports from baseball to dance.