3K views · 1.3K reactions | Follow for more quick exercises to feel better. 💕 Forcing the body into a butterfly stretch or seated forward bend before the body is ready can lead to injury. Note that even after a quarter century of yoga, I still find these basic exercises beneficial myself, especially now that I’m also lifting weights. The standing wall exercise opens the shoulders as well. #yogamomsofig #hipopener #tighthips #movementbreak | Sara Pam Neufeld | Yoga for Overwhelmed Moms | Facebook
843 reactions · 187 shares | ~HIP ABDUCTORS~ This exercise is targeting the strength and activation of your hip abductors 💪🏼 The hip abductors are responsible for keeping your pelvis from shifting up and down too much when walking, running, hiking, doing the stairs, etc. When the hip abductors are weak, there’s excess pelvic movement with functional activities which in turn puts increased stress on the hips, knees, lower back and ankles ❌ Start activating and strengthening your hip abductors with this exercise and it will do wonders for your body 🔥 #hippain #hipstrength #physicaltherapy | Cody Huson, Doctor of Physical Therapy + Virtual Health PT | Facebook
31K views · 7.6K reactions | Stabilize the quad and hips with these exercises to decrease your knee pain. Focus on keeping your knee over your 2nd toe and kneecap facing straight ahead during the standing exercises For a full rehab plan, I recommend going through the Runners Knee Program: 12 weeks of rehab exercises so you can quickly return to pain free running | Dr Lisa DPT | Facebook
64K views · 12K reactions | This is a move that once you do, you can't not do! Tight muscles loosen and strengthen. Adductors are a muscle group that are pretty tight and weak for most. This can contribute to a weak and locked up pelvic floor and tight hips. Try it and lmk what you think!! | Mandy Froehlich
26K views · 1.9K reactions | Did you know that when you intentionally engage one muscle, the opposing muscle doesn't engage? Engaging your inner thighs turns off the outer hips so your quads have to work. This is a great move if you want to strengthen the muscles that support your knees. | Mandy Froehlich
2.6K views · 3.8K reactions | HIP MOBILITY & FLEXIBILITY 💫 These stretches and movements will help you release tension and enhance your range of motion. Leave a comment below with the phrase PAIN FREE, and I’ll provide you with the workout guide from the initial module of my program at no cost. Let’s team up to tackle that back pain together! @tnfit.online @mehdidalili www.tnfit.online #hipmobility #hipopener #hippain #mobilityexercises #pt#physicaltherapy #wellness #workout#homeworkout #viral | Mehdi Dalili / Mobility
109K views · 17K reactions | 🚨 It’s your Butt & Leg Day! 🍑💪 Here’s a quick reminder: strong legs and glutes aren’t just about looking good—they’re essential for our overall health, especially supporting our back! 🌟 If squats feel too intense, try this amazing exercise with a round resistance band and feel the burn in your glutes and thighs 🔥🔥 This is especially for those of you who struggle to activate those glute muscles in other lower body workouts. Trust me, you’ll feel it! 😉 For a full “Leg Sculpting” program, head over to my website: jmcontrol.com ✨ Let’s build strength and confidence together! 💥 If you loved this workout, leave a ❤️ and share it with friends who need that extra glute & leg boost! Tag them below to spread the strength and motivation! 💪✨ Today I'm wearing @fankaofficial Fanka Black Front Zip Sports Bra in size M and Body Sculpt Training Leggings in black/frost gray size M. Link in my Bio ! Use Code JM12 for your first purchase 💫 fitover50 #fit50 legworkout #workoutmotivation #tonelegs #healthylifestyle #strengthtrainig #gluteactivation #legday | Jolanta Mitraite | Fitness | Pilates coach
1.2K views · 1.8K reactions | 🍑🔥This is a great butt burner 👉 Follow Adam Cannella for a stronger 🍑 One of my favourite ways to get that butt fired before a leg session. Often our glutes are underworked and the rest of our legs are overworked (quads, calves and hamstrings) which can mean pain in more places than just your knee. 🍑This is mainly to do with how we control our pelvis. For us to utilise the most muscles at once in a squat, we need to learn to squat with a neutral pelvis. However, most of us are used to dumping our hips into anterior pelvic tilt giving us that arched lower back look. ⚖️This exercise helps you practise doing the opposite (Posterior pelvic tilt) to balance your hips. Think about tucking your butt under to get maximum glute activity and see how much your squat and knee pain feel after. | Adam Cannella
35K views · 7.5K reactions | You can’t skip the glutes!! The glute muscles are very important muscles in the back of your hip. They primarily help to move your legs sideways and backwards ↔️↕️ If there is weakness in the glutes, you can experience knee pain, limping, trouble walking, back pain, hip pain and more 😣 Here are three of my favorite glute exercises that can help get some strength back! A resistance band is a great way to add external resistance but do not add a band until you’ve mastered these movements without the band and without pain first ⚠️ Tips routine can be repeated for extra repetitions, 2-3 times may be a god place to start for most ☝🏽 I have more glute strengthening ideas on my YouTube channel, you can find by searching “Dr Alyssa Kuhn, glute strengthening” on YouTube ✅ #glutes #glutesworkout #gluteexercises #hipstrength #hipexercises #gluteactivation #glutetraining #gluteworkouts #physicaltherapy #physicaltherapist Not medical advice. Try at your own risk. | Alyssa Kuhn DPT | Osteoarthritis Expert
26K views · 1.2K reactions | It's call abduction and it's a game changer for getting your hips stronger!! It's a very common muscle that tends to be weak and makes such a when it's not🙌 Comment BAND if you need the link. This can absolutely be done without a band with focus and controlled movement. | Mandy Froehlich
2.1K reactions · 360 shares | Hip health! Hip strength/mobility benefits you don’t realize! ✨ Mobility and balance: The task of simply walking, you are on one leg - your hip strength is crucial to limit compensations that often lead to back pain. ✨ Shock absorption: Absorb most of the shock with weight bearing tasks and high impact activities ✨Injury Prevention: Strong hip lead to healthier knees and ankles 💃🏻🙌🏼 Take care of those hips! When you’re 80, will you wish you took care of your hips now? | Dr. Katie Casey PT, DPT | Virtual Physical Therapy