Hip Mobility for Atlanta Athletes
How are those hips feeling after your workout? Are they feeling sore, tight, or even painful? Do you feel like you don’t have full range of motion? If you answered yes to any of these [...]
How are those hips feeling after your workout? Are they feeling sore, tight, or even painful? Do you feel like you don’t have full range of motion? If you answered yes to any of these [...]
This is a great alternative to the normal pigeon stretch. Use this version if you have problems getting into the deep pigeon stretch. Hold each stretch for 30 seconds. 3x each side. This will [...]
The Extension Exercise for Lower Back Pain and Sciatic Nerve Pain Relief If you’re experiencing lower back pain or sciatic nerve pain, this extension exercise is a simple, effective way to find [...]
If you run, you NEED to be working on your IT Band. Your IT band (iliotibial band), if not stretched properly can cause knee pain, and can limit your runs. You will be doing 4 rolls total down [...]
If you sit all day long or just finished a workout this hip flexor stretch is for you. Do twice daily, and hold for 45-60 seconds for each side. If there is pain, stop, and call reach out to our [...]
Do 30 of these (15 on each side). This is a great warm-up before squats, deadlifting, or going for a run. If you do this hip stretch, you will have less hip pain and notice an increased range of [...]
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This article covers a variety of mobility exercises and stretches that can benefit athletes of all levels. From hip mobility drills to hamstring and calf stretches, these techniques can help improve flexibility, reduce injury risk, and enhance athletic performance.
Whether you're a runner, weightlifter, or just someone who spends a lot of time sitting, these exercises can provide valuable relief and support for your body.
Foam rolling the IT band is a crucial exercise for runners and other athletes. This technique helps to release tension and tightness in the iliotibial band, which can contribute to knee pain and other issues.
The article provides step-by-step instructions on how to properly perform this exercise, emphasizing the importance of regular IT band maintenance for optimal performance and injury prevention.