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Learning how to do two classic foundational exercises—the push-up and the hip hinge—can help you build get fit, strong and flexible for life. Begin by mastering these two oldies but goodies, and watch your strength, fitness and flexibility skyrocket while you avoid injuries.

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Dr. Leada, PT, DPT, SCS | Sports Physical Therapist on Instagram: "TRAIN YOUR HIP HINGE⁣👇🏼 ⁣ The HIP HINGE is a critical component to movement sequencing in forward bending. An efficient hinge allows the hip rotators and hamstrings to lengthen under contraction, doing the majority of the work, to allow the trunk to move towards the floor.⁣ ⁣ After a back injury, this motion can be inhibited due to fear, weakness, pain, or other reasons. It also be impacted after something like a hamstring strain/tendinopathy, hip labrum tears/glute pain, and even knee surgery (ACL, meniscus/replacement.) ⁣ ⛓️ Pairing a hip hinge pattern with load (gravity to weights) can really maximize glute/hamstring strength. Think: deadlifts, good mornings, and the forward lean needed in an athletic single leg stance Hip Hinge Workout, Hip Hinge, Forward Bend, Back Injury, Knee Surgery, Physical Therapist, Hinges, Trunk, Physics

Dr. Leada, PT, DPT, SCS | Sports Physical Therapist on Instagram: "TRAIN YOUR HIP HINGE⁣👇🏼 ⁣ The HIP HINGE is a critical component to movement sequencing in forward bending. An efficient hinge allows the hip rotators and hamstrings to lengthen under contraction, doing the majority of the work, to allow the trunk to move towards the floor.⁣ ⁣ After a back injury, this motion can be inhibited due to fear, weakness, pain, or other reasons. It also be impacted after something like a hamstring…

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