🤸Standing Hip Adduction with a Resistance Band 🤸 Benefits of this exercise: 🔹At the start of the movement, the band is not fully stretched, resulting in reduced resistance. However, since it is positioned at a 90° angle to your leg, it maximizes the force applied to your hip adductor muscles. 🔹 As your hip stretches the band further, the resistance increases significantly, causing the angle between your legs to decrease. While the resistance increases, not all the force is directed to work a

So much going on here that translates to a lot of positive benefits. – spinal flexion – leg adduction – hip internal rotation When those three actions happen together, the body links up and starts to connect. A little spinal flexion can help you feel the back of the ribs soften. Adding adduction and internal rotation brings the inner thighs online — muscles that most of us don’t naturally access well. The inner thigh line connects into the pelvic floor. The pelvic floor connects into the deep ab