I’ve always admired dancers who can lift their legs into a high straddle like it’s nothing. The key to this move? Killer hip flexors. I’ve noticed lately how weak mine are; I’ve never done exercises to specifically target them. In an effort to change this, I found this hip flexor exercise and modified it to include two things I already have at home: a pilates resistance band, and of course, my pole. First, fold the band in half. Then, fold it again so that about 2/3 of the band overlaps, like this (the loop created by the first fold should be on the longer end): Face the pole. Stick one foot through the hanging loop so that the resistance band wraps around the top of your foot. Lie back so that your feet are about even with the pole. You may have to adjust your positioning depending on the length of your legs and the hanging loop of the band. Original article and pictures take http://thepoleplace.wordpress.com/2011/08/05/hip-flexor-exercises/ site
среда, 12 июля 2017 г.
Hip flexor strengthening
Hip flexor strengthening
I’ve always admired dancers who can lift their legs into a high straddle like it’s nothing. The key to this move? Killer hip flexors. I’ve noticed lately how weak mine are; I’ve never done exercises to specifically target them. In an effort to change this, I found this hip flexor exercise and modified it to include two things I already have at home: a pilates resistance band, and of course, my pole. First, fold the band in half. Then, fold it again so that about 2/3 of the band overlaps, like this (the loop created by the first fold should be on the longer end): Face the pole. Stick one foot through the hanging loop so that the resistance band wraps around the top of your foot. Lie back so that your feet are about even with the pole. You may have to adjust your positioning depending on the length of your legs and the hanging loop of the band. Original article and pictures take http://thepoleplace.wordpress.com/2011/08/05/hip-flexor-exercises/ site
I’ve always admired dancers who can lift their legs into a high straddle like it’s nothing. The key to this move? Killer hip flexors. I’ve noticed lately how weak mine are; I’ve never done exercises to specifically target them. In an effort to change this, I found this hip flexor exercise and modified it to include two things I already have at home: a pilates resistance band, and of course, my pole. First, fold the band in half. Then, fold it again so that about 2/3 of the band overlaps, like this (the loop created by the first fold should be on the longer end): Face the pole. Stick one foot through the hanging loop so that the resistance band wraps around the top of your foot. Lie back so that your feet are about even with the pole. You may have to adjust your positioning depending on the length of your legs and the hanging loop of the band. Original article and pictures take http://thepoleplace.wordpress.com/2011/08/05/hip-flexor-exercises/ site
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