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Tight Hips? Explore the Elevated Pigeon Stretch as a Gentle Mobility Flow
Does one hip feel tighter than the other when you squat, walk, run, golf, ski, or simply get out of the car? You may not need to force your hip into the deepest stretch possible. Sometimes the most useful approach is to move slowly, explore several comfortable angles, and allow your body to tell you where the restriction is. The Elevated Pigeon Stretch is a hip-mobility exercise that places the front leg on a bench, table, treatment table, couch, or other stable raised surfac
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3 days ago12 min read


The Figure-Four Stretch—But With a Better Hip-Focused Variation
The Figure-Four stretch is one of the most recognizable hip stretches. You may have performed it lying on your back, sitting in a chair, or pulling your crossed leg toward your chest. But there is an important difference between simply getting into a familiar position and actually directing the movement into the hip. When people perform the traditional version, they often: Pull aggressively on the knee Round the lower back Rotate the pelvis Hold their breath Force the hip int
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3 days ago11 min read
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