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Side Lying Hip Internal Rotation Stretch, Adductor

STRETCH

How to Do

How to Do Side Lying Hip Internal Rotation Stretch, Adductor

The side lying hip internal rotation stretch adductor should begin with good posture to avoid injury. Brace the spine by drawing your lower abdomen inward. Your core muscles should be activated to support your posture as you perform the exercise.

If any pain is experienced, immediately stop the side lying hip internal rotation stretch adductor.

Beginning

Beginning Hip Internal Rotation Stretch

1. Make a left-foot flex. Place your right hand on your right knee and maintain it positioned above your right hip.

2. Pull your right foot toward you while keeping your right knee above your hip with your left hand still grasping both ends of the band.

3. The stretch should be felt deep in your right hip.

Movement

Hip Internal Rotation Stretch Movement

1. Lay on the ground so that you are on your side. For example, let's lay on your right side.

2. You can use your right arm to place it under your head. Your left arm will be straight and on your side.

3. The side of your right leg will rest flat on the ground, bent at a 90-degree angle.

4. Bring your left foot across your body so that your left foot points to the right, in the same direction as your body.

5. Using your hip, turn your leg so that your right foot is now facing the ceiling.

6. Repeat the movement in a slow and controlled motion.

Benefits

Hip Internal Rotation Stretch Benefits

Stretching the muscles that rotate the hips inward improves flexibility and range of motion. Internal hip rotation stretches and exercises might place pressure on your knees. If you have any pain in your knee, you should stop immediately.

Exercise Aliases

How To Do Adductor Leg Roll-Ups, Adductor Leg Twist, Adductor Exercises.

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