Unlock Your Hip Flexors with This Stretch [ Hip Pain and Lower Back Pain Stretches]
Unlock Your Hip Flexor //www.ryansaplan.com/blog/unlockhipflexors This is a hip flexor stretch routine I've been doing to reduce hip pain. The help of Rick ...
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Simple Test To See If You Have Tight Hip Flexors
Go here for more details: In this video, Rick Kaselj goes through a simple test that will enable you to identify if you have tight hip flexors. If you want to bring ...
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These stretches are fantastic if you sit at a desk for any part of your
day. These stretches have helped my back and sciatic pain as well as my
tight hip flexors when I am sitting at my laptop for hours!
Thank you so much for what you do. I literally knew nothing about hip
flexors before watching your videos. Life has been so much better now that
I am aware. Your techniques really have made a big difference.
+Erick Jamieson Glad to help. You are welcome, Erick!
Top 3 Hip Flexor Stretches
Chad Madden demonstrates 3 exercises for stretching of the hip flexors. www.maddenpt.com Madden Physical Therapy 5425 Jonestown Road Harrisburg, PA ...
I was hit by a bike a couple of years ago, I broke my left fibula and that
healed without a problem, but as soon as I started walking again I felt a
discomfort on my right hip which hasn't gone away ever since. It hurts when
I do a side leg lift, whether I'm standing up or laying down. Doing the hip
flexor stretches or simply moving it ignoring the pain seems to help only a
bit, however I dunno if I could be making things worse. Should I check with
a PT or try other things before doing so?
I've just been through PT for 8 sessions due to hip flexor pain. I'm 55.
I'm doing my stretches twice a day and I walk 50-60 min 4-5 days a week. My
right hip, which they said seems to be my weak side, still hurts when
walking. I've got really good walking shoes, not much incline along the way
but I don't understand what else I can do. It's worse the first 20 minutes,
then not so bad. I'm trying to lose weight (50 over). My primary doc and
the PT's had said keep walking. Any suggestions?
No, they showed me pages of exercises, did examples, I did them when I
could. My disc 4,5 and the one right near my tail bone make me cautious. I
did your videos of exercises for hip reflexor & hip reduction, which is
what I was working on and yours are MUCH harder. Next day, I was really
sore but did them again anyway and it doesn't hurt right now! Now I'm leery
of joining the YMCA, which was my plan. I don't want to be injured, but
sure like no pain. Yours work so well!
Yes...we see it several times/year... Best treatment is hands-on PT to the
pelvis, including a technique we refer to as an "up pubic isometric"...very
effective for decreasing pain and restoring normal pelvic movement... Find
the best hands-on PT in your area and see them. When calling to schedule
ask if they do "grade 5 lumbopelvic manipulations"...if they say no, or
hesitate, keep looking. You may not need that specifically, just a
therapist who is familiar with that.
Chad, First, thank you for sharing your expertise with us. The world is a
better place when we all share what we know with others. Regarding the
second stretch, I notice that I have to lean forward a fair amount at the
waist in order to get my leg back in line with hip. Does this suggest that
I may be deficient in some other area of flexibility? If so, based on my
brief description, is there a stretch or two that you would recommend?
oh my god! thank you so much for tese stretches. I had an acute hip flexor
injury (just tightness, but enough for it to be a bit painful and make me
limp) and took roughly a week off for it to heal, and i just got back into
running and it kind of came back! I guess I haven't been stretching my hip
flexors properly up until now, but I just did even one of these stretches
and my hip is feeling so much better already!
Marita, here is how to find the best hands-on PT in your area to help
you... Call to schedule an appointment. Ask if they do "grade 5 lumbopelvic
manipulations". If they say no, keep looking. The receptionist will likely
ask the PT. You want a PT who is confident in doing the above...even though
that may not be the specific treatment you need. Hope this helps!
I'm a beginning powerlifter trying to get more squat depth, so hearing that
bad flexibility in my hip flexors could be limiting my performance, found
your great video, however I still have one question: would this help me
increase my squat depth, and if you had anything else that could help me,
any help is greatly appreciated and thank you for your time.
Depending on the extent of forward lean, you may have either severe hip
flexor tightness (iliopsoas is the usualy culprit...it's the main hip
flexor muscle). These stretches address that. You may also want to have
your pelvis screened by the best hands-on PT you can find in your
area...especially if there is a noticeable side to side discrepency.
By the way, I do my exercises twice a day 6 days a week, walk 4-5 days a
week for 50-60 minutes. I've previously been getting cortisone injections
(lower back) but was hoping to not have to anymore. (4 a year) I think I
saw your practice is east: NY? I'm west coast, WA state or I'd be going to
your place for treatment!
Tough to tell by the description... First, see the best hands-on PT in your
area and have them do a "Scour Test" and screen your pelvis. When calling
around, ask if they do "Grade 5 pelvic and hip manipulations"...if not,
keep looking. Testing will tell you what is wrong.
Thanks much!! Being a life long skier and cyclist I have stiff hips with
minimal flexibility! In addition I'm heavily muscled and now over 50! I
started these stretches some time ago and they have helped tremendously!!!
Again thanks for sharing your expertise!!!
I have an anterior pelvic tilt from spending seven years on a computer at a
young age, plus working out without stretching. the second stretch helped
me a lot fixing my posture, just wanna say thank you.
i don't know what is wrong with my hipflexor can you help? I don't fell any
pain when i run or when i stretch but if i stretch and then flex my
hipflexor then it gives me a sharp pain. What's wrong?
Madden, Was wondering if you know much about Hip Flexor irritation? I have
this and i've been given the exercises by my PT, want to know how long it
takes to heal? If I keep doing my exercises?
Thank you so much! I started walking 8 months ago and my hips have been
getting tighter and sorer by the day. I did these stretches and I found
relief for the first time in many, many months.
I've found the kneeling hip flexor stretch works great to stretch, but have
a friend who can't put any weight on his knees. He has really tight hip
flexors. Any suggestions ?
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