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Hip pain? How to mobilize the joint

2021-11-15T13:21:19.129Z


Do you often have hip pain? With this simple exercise, which can be easily integrated into everyday life, you can mobilize your hip joint.


Do you often have hip pain?

With this simple exercise, which can be easily integrated into everyday life, you can mobilize your hip joint.

Almost everyone knows the uncomfortable feeling when the body is in pain.

In addition to back problems, painful hip joints are also more common.

The reasons for this are mostly due to a lack of

exercise

*.

It is important to stimulate and challenge your body on a regular basis.

You can prevent future hip pain with a single exercise.

Where does the hip pain come from anyway?

Our spine is made up of three parts:

cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine

.

The cervical and thoracic spine should be stretched and activated regularly.

This increases

mobility

, releases possible blockages and protects against training injuries.

The lumbar spine, on the other hand, is responsible for the

stability of

the body and should not be mobilized too much.

Because of this, it is all the more important to mobilize the surrounding areas.

Because the more flexible the hip joint, for example, the less stress is placed on the lumbar spine.

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That is why it is important to mobilize your hips regularly

Mobilizing your hips regularly is not only helpful in

preventing

and avoiding

pain

.

This exercise is also great

for increasing your

range of

motion

when

doing a

squat or deadlift

.

Instructions: How to mobilize your hip joint

  • Sit on your exercise mat.

    Place

    your

    right leg in

    front of your body

    at a

    90 degree angle

    .

    Make sure your shoulders are straight and parallel to your lower leg.

  • Slowly bend your upper body towards the mat.

    Your hands, supported on the exercise mat, slowly move forward.

    Your back, especially your lumbar spine, should stay as straight as possible during this flexion.

    It is more important that

    your back is straight

    than that you come particularly low with your upper body as you flex.

  • The

    breathing not forget

    : Take a deep breath and deeply again during stretching from.

  • Repeat the flexion three times.

    You can then do the exercise with your

    left leg

    .

This exercise is suitable for in between, as well as for

before or after training

.

Especially if you

want to do

squats

(squats) or

deadlifts

(deadlifts), this exercise is recommended in advance.

After training, it makes sense to mobilize the hip joint in order

to take

the

tension out of the muscles

and

to stretch intensely

.

Release tension in the back

Have you gotten a taste for it and would like to do

another training session

?

The following exercise will help you

relieve tension in

your

entire back

.

With regular training you can

permanently eliminate

recurring

back pain

.

Instructions: Put an end to constant back pain!

  • Lie on your stomach on your exercise mat.

  • Place

    your

    elbows

    on the mat to the

    left and right of your torso

    and look forward.

  • It is important that you keep your thoracic spine slack as you do this.

    This is the only way she can really relax.

    To do this, you should

    pull

    your

    shoulders away from

    your

    ears

    .

  • Slowly lower your torso towards the mat.

    Try out for yourself how far it is still comfortable for you.

  • Remain

    in this relaxing position

    for about

    25 minutes

    .

(jn) * Merkur.de is an offer from

IPPEN.MEDIA.

Source: merkur

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