Can't Squat? Fix Your Hips! (FULL ROUTINE)
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This video explains how to test and improve hip mobility for better squat depth by addressing butterflying under squat, foam rolling the posterior glute capsule, and performing 90/90 stretches, squat rocks, and split squats.
From the video
Answers: How do I fix hip flexibility and mobility for squats?
- hip mobility
- squat depth
- posterior glute capsule smash
- 90/90 stretch
- squat rocks
- front-foot elevated split squat
Exercises
- 90/90 stretch · yoga mat · 2-3 sets per side, 5 reps of PNF per side
- squat rocks · yoga mat · 10-15 reps, 3-second holds
- front-foot elevated split squat · step stool · 2-3 sets per side
What it concludes
- Filming your squat helps identify hip and back rounding and knee cave issues.
- A lacrosse ball or similar spherical object can be used to smash the posterior glute capsule and release tension.
- The 90/90 stretch improves both internal and external hip rotation simultaneously.
- Squat rocks teach you how to hinge at the hips while keeping a neutral spine.
- Front-foot elevated split squats are effective for developing hip range of motion and strength.
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