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Take a Look at Hip Day Routine
Posted on 11/26/22 at 10:01 am
Posted on 11/26/22 at 10:01 am
Barbell deadlift:
Hip thrusters:
Med ball reverse hyper:
Psoas leg raises:
Seated good morning:
Backwards sled:
The seated good morning has truly helped a ton, but I want to make more progress. I’m thinking two days a week dedicated to strengthening my hips. Seems I have two bulging disks in my lower back that have caused weakness in my right hip. This causes it to tighten up on long runs.
The psoas leg raises are just those leg swings in the stand up rack. Not sure what else to call them.
Hip thrusters:
Med ball reverse hyper:
Psoas leg raises:
Seated good morning:
Backwards sled:
The seated good morning has truly helped a ton, but I want to make more progress. I’m thinking two days a week dedicated to strengthening my hips. Seems I have two bulging disks in my lower back that have caused weakness in my right hip. This causes it to tighten up on long runs.
The psoas leg raises are just those leg swings in the stand up rack. Not sure what else to call them.
Posted on 11/26/22 at 10:50 am to Aubie Spr96
I’ve been working on hips as well lately.
Have you tried the psoas leg raise where you stand on a slightly elevated surface with your toe box in the kettle bell and lift your knee up? The elevated surface is for the KB to hang below your foot.
Have you tried the psoas leg raise where you stand on a slightly elevated surface with your toe box in the kettle bell and lift your knee up? The elevated surface is for the KB to hang below your foot.
Posted on 11/26/22 at 2:16 pm to Wasp
I do two versions of that. One is a standing leg raise with a dumbbell strapped to a foot. Raising the thigh past parallel. Second is cable crunches with the straps on your feet. Again, pulling like a crunch past parallel while laying on your back.
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