27/11/2025
If your hips feel tight, restricted, or unstable, focusing on these key areas won’t just get you moving better it’ll completely change how your lower body performs.
👉🏼 Start by mobilising internal and external rotation.
Your hips are designed to rotate. When rotation is limited, everything from your squat depth to your lower back compensates.
👉🏼 Then, mobilise your adductors and hip flexors.
Improving length through the front and inside of the hip helps your pelvis move freely without pulling your spine into awkward positions.
👉🏼 Next, activate your hip flexors, extensors, and abductors.
Glutes, hamstrings, hip flexors and lateral hips all need to “switch on” so your hips can actually control the positions you’re asking for.
👉🏼 Finally, coordinate and control the movement under load.
Exercises like hip airplanes, marching bridges, and controlled step-ups build the stability and strength your hips rely on for performance.
💥 Do this before your next session and you’ll feel the difference.
More range, more stability, and way more confidence in every rep.
💾 Save this for your next session.
And don’t forget these three things.
Mobilise. Activate. Load.
📌 Build hips that are ready for anything and follow for more.