3 SI Joint Stretches For Proper Sacroiliac Motion
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Eric Wong demonstrates three stretches to improve sacroiliac (SI) joint motion and stability, including supine SI joint cycling mobilization, hinged alternating knee flexion/extension, and asymmetric hinged knee flexion/extension.
From the video
Answers: What are some stretches to improve sacroiliac joint motion?
- Sacroiliac joint motion
- SI joint stretches
- Lower back pain relief
- Hip mobility
- Active stretching techniques
Exercises
- Supine SI Joint Cycling Mobilization · bodyweight · 10 reps per leg
- Hinged Alternating Knee Flexion/Extension · bodyweight · 1-2 sets, 6 reps per side
- Asymmetric Hinged Knee Flexion/Extension · bodyweight · 1-2 sets, 6 reps per side
What it concludes
- Keeping muscles active during SI joint stretches builds stability and prevents the joint from tightening up.
- Supine SI joint cycling mobilization is a gentle technique to start moving the SI joint.
- Hinged alternating knee flexion and extension mimics asymmetric joint rotation seen during walking.
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