3 Hip Mobilization Exercises to Help Improve Your Hip Mobility

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It's time to open up your hips!

The notoriously tight hips! We often get asked about our favorite hip mobilization drills. There are various ways in which one can self-mobilize their hip joint. There is some evidence to show you can improve outcomes with self-hip mobilizations (Weight et al. 2012). Self-hip mobilizations are meant to be integrated into a multimodal therapeutic home exercise program for a client by a clinician. Minimal evidence exists to describe the efficacy of these self-hip mobilizations or to demonstrate one technique’s value over another’s.⁣

The first video will showcase why you may feel a pinch in the front of your hip. For these exercises you want to get a STRONG resistance band that will maximize the traction to your hip joint. The exercises here include:⁣
Half kneeling hip extension hip mobilization⁣
Quadruped rockback hip mobilization⁣
Hip Distraction⁣

It is important to note that re-assessing hip mobility is VERY important. If the limitation in hip motion is structural, NO mobilization will improve your hip mobility. ⁣

Following the self-joint mobilizations, it is critical that you perform several repetitions of isometric end range exercises and isotonic exercises through the end ranges of hip mobility to re-educate the musculature and maintain the newly gained ROM.⁣

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Great explanation and demonstration without unnecessary filler. I'm sending this one to a patient of mine who was just diagnosed with hip impingement.

seandavis
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Excellent video thank you for sharing this knowledge ! I always appreciate it when you go directly to the point and say only what needs to be said. Video is short and sweet, no fluff or fillers.

Adam-uiyn
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0:00 Hip Impingement Explained
0:40 Half Kneeling Hip Extension Hip Mobilization
1:57 Quadruped Rockback Hip Mobilization
3:13 Hip Distraction

FringeWizard
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Love that last one! I never tried prescribing this with the foam roller but I can totally see it giving that extra traction. Great video, thanks!

brittanyinerfeld
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First exercise.. tremendous hip joint popping and shifting. Thoughts? Push through? Stay away? Mobility felt better once I got up but curious of your opinion. Thank you

bgautotransport
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This looks good. I'll try this. With my left leg on internal rotation I feel either the tfl or upper rectus femoris swell/flex so the range of motion is awful.

carboncrank
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This has been what I am looking for .. I will be starting this tomorrow

davidleethompson
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Thanks for the explanations and the exercises 😊, this content is gold!!

eltitoorsonkrennic
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Great stuff. Is the first exercise helping with hip internal rotation?

doors
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I do not feel a stretch at all but I’m doing all these exercises correctly, I have a background in health, fitness & nutrition so I’m not a noob, what am I missing? I get a better stretch from the goalie stretch

travzworld
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I am nearing the end of prescribed PT for back, knee and hip issues. I am the patient to a team of 3 therapists and one of them recommended Prehab to me, the hip mobilization video in particular. This is awesome! Can't wait to browse your website and sign up for something.

glennrick
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1st exercise you told us to anchor the band at around hip height. 2nd exercise it looked maybe half a hip height?

buzzlaw
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Excellent video! Couple questions: for that first stretch is the band attached sideways (instead of behind) the leg? It’s hard to tell from the video. How long should the stretch be held? Actually that is for all 3 exercises. How long to do each? I’m a dancer so would have the tendency to hold it forever, which I think may not be beneficial either?

carolabney
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is that why I have a short side right leg? I have extreme pinching in that right side. left side can get knee to chest easily, but right side not even close and it hurts. my knee automatically goes outward when I try to pull it in. lots of groin pain too. don't know if years of long jumping off my left food has anything to do with it. even my gate/stride feels limited on the right side. actually everything on the right side of my body feels tight even through mid to low back straight down to my ankle.

tjgrafiks
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What if there's gape between acetabulum and head of femur

bestwisher
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omg this really helps thank you very much

enocktv
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This feels annoying in the on-the-mat kneecap while it is getting pushed and pulled in different directions. How do you protect it?

GollyGeeWilikers
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Hi, I get hip clunking sounds every time I raise my leg and bring it back down. I can get it to stop for 5 minutes after strengthening my adductor/inner thigh, but then it comes back again. Would these exercises help?

robk
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Do you recommend doing this before squats and deadlifts?

davidcoelho
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should i squeeze on the top position?? i was shaking on the hardest part of the stretch i felt that part was weak

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