The hip flexors have a tendency to become stiff and tight in many athletes. However, if your endless stretching isn't fixing the problem - you may be going about it the wrong way. Often stiff hip flexors are the SYMPTOM of a bigger problem and the result of under-active glutes and poor core stability. In today's video Dr. Aaron Horschig shows you a 4-step process to go through to help you address ALL possible factors that are continuing to leave your hip flexors stiff and tight.
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The idea of "lower crossed syndrome" does NOT apply to everyone. However it is a pattern that is often seen. While there are athlete's who do not exhibit all parts of this "syndrome," the idea of treating the WHY behind stiff & tight muscles rather than CHASE the STIFFNESS remains.
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