The Truth About Hip Internal Rotation - How to Loosen Your Hips & Get Mobility That Lasts

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  • Опубликовано: 21 дек 2024

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  • @conorharris
    @conorharris  2 года назад +59

    Thank you for watching everyone! If you want more exercises that can help with this, I recommend watching my video here on why some people will struggle to improve hip internal rotation: ruclips.net/video/5iIehd_n_3g/видео.html - If you want more help with this issue (and many similar postural/movement problems), check out my Beginner Body Restoration Program: go.conorharris.com/bbr-beginner-body-restoration - If you want one-on-one help, check this out to work with us online: www.conorharris.com/online-training

    • @michaelwilson0889
      @michaelwilson0889 2 года назад

      My left leg is externally rotated with my femur rotated in. My right leg is rotated in with my femur externally rotated.. I'm always straining the right side of my back during excercise.. I can't figure it out

    • @kingchris8092
      @kingchris8092 Год назад

      Will the elevated Bulgarian split squats do the samthing as the regular elevated split squat

  • @j11k22
    @j11k22 2 года назад +445

    Years of pain, alleviated immediately with the split leg elevated toes deadlift. I'm almost in tears with my restored pain free mobility. Thank you so much for this.

    • @conorharris
      @conorharris  2 года назад +47

      Love to hear this :)

    • @bc5208
      @bc5208 2 года назад +1

      Lmao you’re an absolute meat head idiot for waiting 10 years to take action

    • @KT-ed8hj
      @KT-ed8hj Год назад +3

      Where did you have pain?

    • @PBSviaPNW
      @PBSviaPNW Год назад +29

      Sounds like an infomercial testimonial

    • @user-ih4mw7fz9q
      @user-ih4mw7fz9q Год назад +21

      ​@@PBSviaPNW for real. These type of comments always sit at the top of rehab videos. They're definitely fake

  • @nathanfiori2931
    @nathanfiori2931 Год назад +11

    That fact that this information is free is remarkable

  • @stratman4908
    @stratman4908 2 года назад +47

    i do hope Conor that you see this. I am 48 years old, and i just realized how incorrect my body has been. all on my right side, head to toe. every muscle too tight and would never release. all the stretching in the world at best gave me 5 minutes of slightly better. i think i did 20 reps each side and then a few hours later did some stretching. and i am feeling things i didnt know were possible.. i am hopeful this will be a more permanent fix, as i will add these to my exercise routine. i cannot thank you enough. and to anyone reading this.. never give up. i have seen over the years probably 30 chiropractors, ots, pts, massage therapists, accupuncture, etc.. all w no results.. thank you!!!!!!!!!

    • @itspaintosee
      @itspaintosee 4 месяца назад +1

      @stratman4908 thanks for sharing your recovery journey. I was beginning to lose hope

    • @stratman4908
      @stratman4908 4 месяца назад +1

      @@itspaintosee never lose hope.. i recently started working w alexanderpri.. i finally feel like i can beat this.. im learning the diaphraghm breathing is critical..

    • @itspaintosee
      @itspaintosee 4 месяца назад

      @stratman4908 awesome, I've just subscribed to him now as well. I'll be sure to check that out. Thanks for your positivity. I hope you're 100% mobile and pain free ASAP

  • @happyboy6180
    @happyboy6180 2 года назад +15

    This is magical! I just did a little of that hip rotation and immediately my lower back pain is gone all of the sudden! I have had that for 15 years and no therapist could figure out what my problem is. THANKS!

    • @ThePrince_x
      @ThePrince_x Год назад +1

      Was this still the cure?

    • @happyboy6180
      @happyboy6180 Год назад

      The cure is hip mobility/flexibility in general. The more flexibility you have in the hip area, the better for your overall back health, and the less pain & injury you'll suffer from.. Take this advice from me as the siffiest person in the world...@@ThePrince_x

  • @cwo7559
    @cwo7559 3 года назад +149

    Absolutely brilliant! I've never heard of hip rotation explained this way. As gifted with copious external hip rotation and a background in ballet, my main limitation has always been internal rotation. This has definitely given me some stuff to work on!

  • @michaelp8823
    @michaelp8823 2 года назад +68

    Best explanation I’ve ever seen! Definitely identifies the root cause of my hip issues. I’d love to see more stretches and exercises to overcome this fault.

    • @thediddler
      @thediddler 2 года назад +3

      Yoga asana has a ton. And if you’ve got a good reach they focus on the proper rotation and you move into various positions.

    • @pianissimo369
      @pianissimo369 Год назад

      ​@@thediddlerCould you recommend a video or good teacher please?

    • @thediddler
      @thediddler Год назад

      @@pianissimo369 I don't use anybody that publishes online, unfortunately. It shouldn't be too difficult to find though

  • @TheSD2289
    @TheSD2289 Год назад +10

    This is game changing. I'm a basketball player and had difficultly with left hip for a few years. Just found almost immediate improvement and feeling in that hip after trying this. Now part of my routine!!! I still have a long way to go to improve hip mobility however this created an emotional moment realizing that it can be improved. Thanks Conor, real quality information.

  • @Gavin-gl7zp
    @Gavin-gl7zp 2 года назад +30

    By FAR the best video I've seen on hip internal rotation. The explanation of loading the hip correctly makes so much sense with my experience. I've never been able to get my left hip (with awful IR) to load in the same way as my right and it's been hard to explain why. Looking forward to making these exercises part of my routine. Thank you!!!

  • @pjmiller3770
    @pjmiller3770 21 день назад

    Best explanation ever! As a visual learner, seeing the actual movement of the bones of the pelvis makes everything make so much more sense to me. How serendipitous for this to pop up in my videos feed!

  • @Soulshine77
    @Soulshine77 2 года назад +3

    Your explanation using the model was crystal clear and you communicated in 10 seconds what other videos failed to do in 30 minutes. Brilliant. thank you.

  • @Olli741
    @Olli741 Год назад +3

    Genius! Exactly what I needed!! Why can't every physiotherapist do this??? I thank you so much!!🙏

  • @wigglywrigglydoo
    @wigglywrigglydoo 2 года назад +29

    These videos are really helpful, thank you. But I often get confused at the beginning of an exercise demonstration, I often cannot tell which hip you're trying to address and rotate in, or out, for that exercise. I think it'll be real helpful if you could announce which hip and which rotation your exercise is about to address. Because when you go into details about the mechanics of the moments, then move on to the next exercise. Then, when I watch another video, the confusions just mount up, and I get even more confused, thank you. If you can tell us right at the beginning of the exercise demonstration, I can even note it down or make metal notes. If you can tell us at what point the hips internally and externally rotate, it will help with our understanding.

    • @tadeuferreira5775
      @tadeuferreira5775 2 года назад +5

      I am in the same place. I don't which hip he is correcting

    • @nopeIdontthinkso388
      @nopeIdontthinkso388 2 года назад +3

      @@tadeuferreira5775 me too, but I was afraid to ask! At the same time I have such a strong feeling once I know this is going to be game changing!

    • @NicoGee1
      @NicoGee1 Год назад +1

      @ConorHarris

    • @NicoGee1
      @NicoGee1 Год назад

      *I 110% AGREE WITH THE ABOVE FEEDBACK* (Low hip mobility mma squad checking on)

    • @mikey7673
      @mikey7673 Год назад +1

      In the split legged section, it's the right hip he's addressing. Right hip is pulled back while legs / torso stays straight forward, therefore putting the right hip in to more internal rotation

  • @pvmilk
    @pvmilk Год назад +2

    This problem had troubled me for years. Without knowing, it hurt my ankle and knee also.
    I tried other hip mobilities and they did help after the session of at least 10-15 minutes.
    However, these exercises in this video alleviated the issues instantly. Found my true problem and the cure for it.
    Thank you very much.

  • @kenjourdan3758
    @kenjourdan3758 2 года назад +4

    I play college basketball and I have dealt with hip impingement issues for years. Thanks so much, this exercise has been god sent

  • @Safferz
    @Safferz 8 месяцев назад +5

    The tip on the elevated lunges was awesome! I’m pretty sure I’ve got the beginnings of hip impingement going on for both hips and any 90 degree hip flexion always gives a pinching sensation. After adjusting the hips a bit and really trying to focus on keep proper form I was able to get in a comfortable 90 degree angle without even a hint of pain for both hips! Now I don’t have to give up my favorite lunges anymore!

  • @urhunted
    @urhunted Год назад +4

    This biomechanic explanation is so clear.
    I am gonna follow your channel!

  • @willassAUS
    @willassAUS Месяц назад +1

    this is the only video I have found on youtube that actually helped

  • @G4mer_D4d
    @G4mer_D4d Год назад +2

    Every time I watch your videos and hear you say, "hip moves in" I push or try to move my hip point in... I just did it and I'm standing up with my legs spread.
    That's a big deal for me. Thanks ❤
    I always said, " my kickstand won't go out". It's out now.
    I do try to raise my leg with knee locked straight and I used to just throw my leg in the air. 😅

  • @ancient_embers
    @ancient_embers 6 месяцев назад

    Inside of the knee pain that I've come to see as an alignment issue in my gait. I've stopped focusing on the knee and attention I've paid to my hip has paid off the most.
    I did the a few of the split squats over a couple days and went for a walk yesterday. I became aware that I could move the leading hip back as I walked - WHOA! - provides the necessary internal rotation in the other hip as you explained. Suddenly I realized I had no movement in my hips before and pain is gone, and walking is much easier. And I haven't even tried the other two exercises. Thank you!

  • @MatsErikPistol
    @MatsErikPistol Год назад +1

    Very good video. I will from now on pay much more attention to my hips to avoid future problems. Thks.

  • @ConstantGardener-q9q
    @ConstantGardener-q9q 11 месяцев назад +1

    Great explanation. I’ve been working on my glut min and med. and it’s helping but I still have limited mobility. I started doing airplanes but will definitely try these exercises. Thank you very much for an excellent and insightful demonstration.

  • @beatesetzer2441
    @beatesetzer2441 Год назад +1

    Amazing result. Feel more equal on both sides immediately. Though i cant yet balance properly on either leg!

  • @emazey5044
    @emazey5044 10 месяцев назад +2

    I'm late to this party but dang, a few reps of this split squat and my hip isn't clicking anymore. Even poorly executed, but to the best of my current ability, I can tell my hips like it! Will add to the rotation. I've been telling everyone for years it's my SI joint but nobody listens. Thanks for this, glad the algorithm sent this my way! New sub. 🤗

  • @alextanco-smith5587
    @alextanco-smith5587 Год назад +2

    not sure which exercise or if it was a combination of all but I have never felt my hip release as much as it did after doing these. I almost cried with joy. I then hit a squat PR. thank you😂🎉

  • @TheLastChadd
    @TheLastChadd 3 года назад +13

    I suffer from my shoulders being impinged and clicking so the diaphragm breathing aswell as sorting my hips internal rotation hugely helps my shoulders to slide better and have way more range ! Thank you Conor 🔥

    • @Amin-gp4jy
      @Amin-gp4jy 3 года назад +1

      Go to doctor
      I thought my shoulder's clicking is nothing until I found that I have labrum tear

  • @2oldn2slow
    @2oldn2slow 2 года назад

    Best explanation I have seen in 30yrs of seeing professionals for back hip pelvis pain

  • @ottismymann
    @ottismymann 11 месяцев назад +1

    For the first time, I actually sense that I’m finding the proper position for internal hip rotation. I’ve tried all of the more common movements and I always sense that I’m compensating somehow. Really looking forward to see what improvements can be made.

  • @elizabethtakach233
    @elizabethtakach233 2 года назад +1

    im a massage therapist that deals with internal hip rotation issues in m own body as well as clients. thank you for the visuals and the exercises to help combat it!

  • @carolking1785
    @carolking1785 Год назад +1

    Im 65, I've had l4-S1 fusion, I've had a hip replacement "hipxpert". I worked 30 years doing deep tissue massage. 5 years my foot has turned out, external rotation. Spine surgeries didn't help, but the hip replacement brought me total remission where my foot pointed forward and no pain. I reached to the right and gently stubbed my toe on the surgery side foot. Something snapped under my bony process under my hip. Sharp, immediate screaming pain came in my groin and contraction took over my abductors and abductors. Now my foot is turned out to 2o'clock. I taken steroids, celebrex, muscle relaxer, nortryptalin 25, I'm immobilized now for 5 days to let things calm down. I'm doing psoas stretch lunge gently but engaging my posterior area once an hour. I cannot lift my leg to get into the car w/o screaming. I cannot lift my leg and move it fwd to put on a slide(shoe). The arch fell out of my foot a year ago. After hip replacement, my arch was relieved(I could walk w/o a shoe w/o pain.) After the snap on the bony process of my seat, my fallen arch pain is back.
    Does this sound like a psoas muscle problem? I've watched "you can't improve internal rotation without this. Does that work with external hip rotation as well?

  • @jlo2o199
    @jlo2o199 Год назад

    This is next level. Your speaking my language man. Gonna come back to this one later and tomorrow. and comment some more.
    amazing stuff, man

  • @nicksmith-chandler458
    @nicksmith-chandler458 Год назад

    Good work. I will add that some folks just have pelvic asymmetry, one side is simply smaller and the outlet allows for less range. Confirmed with x-ray. But still put in the work.

  • @Cowface
    @Cowface 2 года назад +26

    This is really great. I have pretty limited internal rotation on the right, this is the only one I’ve found that targets the pelvis specifically, as opposed to just spinning the femur around. I can tell these exercises are working because my hips feel all loose walking around after. Plus I retested by laying on my belly with my calves in the air, and pretty much doubled the amount I’m able to lower my right leg to the outside, I’m probably close to 45 degrees now.

    • @conorharris
      @conorharris  2 года назад +2

      Awesome to hear that!

    • @plejadianscoliosisworkout
      @plejadianscoliosisworkout 4 месяца назад

      so which side u did the first movement?

    • @CelinaLerner
      @CelinaLerner 3 месяца назад

      ​@@plejadianscoliosisworkout i have the same doubt.

    • @plejadianscoliosisworkout
      @plejadianscoliosisworkout 3 месяца назад +1

      @@CelinaLerner lately.. i dont anymore think or figure out which side really, i just do them all on both sides and guess the weak one will catch. I got progress on my lateral pelvic tilt by few movements but i dont know yet how temporary they are.

  • @fifakingmatt1st
    @fifakingmatt1st 15 дней назад

    Excited to try these exercises to see if it helps

  • @Kevinli99
    @Kevinli99 2 года назад +7

    have watched so many videos to try to improve my right hip internal rotation, was certainly causing a pinching sensation by trying to force it more and more at the humerus and not at the hip itself. your video and exercises were fantastic! thank you

  • @nachtwaandler
    @nachtwaandler 3 года назад +9

    Underrated Channel!

    • @conorharris
      @conorharris  3 года назад +2

      Thanks! 🙏🏻

    • @nachtwaandler
      @nachtwaandler Год назад +1

      @@conorharris just came back again to tackle my hip once again with more attention in my training and I still have to say that you are a really good teacher! Keep doing this. It seems like you can change a lot of lifes with what you're doing and that's beautiful.

  • @AnastasisKats
    @AnastasisKats 2 года назад +2

    You have two more videos on your channel that you use "Staggered-Stance Deadlift with Rear Toe Elevation & Contralateral Load" for internal rotation. What's the difference with this exercise that you use ipsilateral load for the same purpose? Very interesting video btw.

    • @conorharris
      @conorharris  2 года назад +2

      Great question. Contralateral load also biases IR heavily in this exercise but ipsilateral loads are easier for most people to learn initially.

  • @Nick-ye8pf
    @Nick-ye8pf 2 года назад

    The quality of this video's content is phenomenal mate. Using the model pelvis to explain this makes it sooooo much clearer. Fantastic

  • @Brancaalice
    @Brancaalice 7 месяцев назад

    This last exercise is so good, few seconds I did, my pelves feel like a pond of gelatin,
    it release emotions I just fell sleep. I want use this exercise constantly, but I dont know if I am doing right. My question is; (when breath out, the knees slide down?) I would be happy if you explain with more little detail. I am forcing hard to have split, now, the body has way around with no pain at all.🤗 Thank you.

  • @hwalssogi8063
    @hwalssogi8063 2 года назад +1

    5:50
    How does being in an anterior pelvic tilt help with that extreme flexion mobility if the hamstring is already elongated and tight? Isn't tight hamstring / lack of hamstring flexibility an indication of anterior pelvic tilt? How does that then help it get hyper hamstring mobility? doesn't make sense.

  • @watermelon3512
    @watermelon3512 2 года назад +1

    This guy knows his craft... 💯

  • @Rene_Christensen
    @Rene_Christensen Год назад

    Amazing. Could you do a video on kicking issues especially roundhouse and sidekick. This is an issue for many martial artist.

  • @stevendeen4391
    @stevendeen4391 7 месяцев назад

    This guy is a genius.
    Keep up the good work

  • @elisagaytan2914
    @elisagaytan2914 Год назад

    Mind blown! Definitely going to checkout the posterior tilt videos.

  • @bigstepguy
    @bigstepguy 2 года назад

    That front foot elevated squat with the hip shift if a mouthful but it has me feeling energetic. I'll continue to use it.

  • @Rishro29
    @Rishro29 2 года назад +6

    Holy moly I did the split deadlift with no weight while watching the rest of the video and wow does that feel so good! I can't wait to incorporate all these exercises and load them!

  • @TheGrandArchitectofRa
    @TheGrandArchitectofRa 2 года назад +2

    This man is a blessing

  • @johanesterhuizen1842
    @johanesterhuizen1842 3 года назад +4

    What leg are you focusing on in the deadlift exercise?

  • @MariaLuisa-qy8fh
    @MariaLuisa-qy8fh Год назад +1

    I am not able to do these exercises because my knees hurt when I try to go down. I have knee valgus and feet supination. Could I start with easier exercises?

  • @groundupphysio
    @groundupphysio 3 года назад +3

    for the hinge exercise, where should we bias foot pressure on the back leg? lateral heel? or more inside edge of foot?

  • @Unadostres8408
    @Unadostres8408 2 года назад +16

    This is so interesting! When I did the straight leg test before doing the exercises you suggested, there was a clicking noise at around 10% lift even though I was able to go all the way to 70% on each leg. However, after doing each exercise only 5 times on each foot, the clicking noise moved up to around 50% lift which is so cool! Hoping that will go away eventually the more I do these workouts. Thank you so much!!

    • @conorharris
      @conorharris  2 года назад +5

      That should definitely get better over time :) glad it worked!

  • @parcmai
    @parcmai 2 года назад

    This is brilliant! How have I never come across this video before today?

  • @TCH534
    @TCH534 Год назад

    Great video. I wish you could show more angles.

  • @IpsissimusPrime
    @IpsissimusPrime 2 года назад +4

    So young and yet incredibly knowledgeable! This was great and very informative. I hadn’t acknowledged the importance of the innominate in my own PT sessions with my FMS trainer. Thank You!

  • @YoutubeCommentRater
    @YoutubeCommentRater 2 года назад

    Subscribed . You are the best in explaining . That’s why

  • @remy333
    @remy333 2 года назад +1

    I know I'm late to this vid, but GREAT video Conor.

  • @devpatel2842
    @devpatel2842 26 дней назад

    The tip to internally rotate into the hip while doing the split squats translates to Bulgarian split squats as well and I’m finalllly feeling my glutes with that tip

  • @cognoscitivos
    @cognoscitivos 2 года назад

    encontre este video muy tarde en la noche, mañana lo estudiare con mucho cuidado para aprender a realizar estos ejercicios ! gracias por tus conocimientos

  • @patriciamartinez4174
    @patriciamartinez4174 3 года назад +4

    What an amazing difference! Thank you so much

  • @alainXspn
    @alainXspn Год назад

    At first I found Conor's videos and exercises a little obscure, but the more I discover and experiment with them, the more I see the great value of them.
    I have been suffering from chronic SI joint pain linked in particular (my analysis) to a lack of internal rotation in my left hip. The front foot elevated split squat is now part of my routine and yesterday I started experimenting with the staggered distance deadlift with a very light weight. Today my hamstrings feel more sore than after barbell deadlifts at 1.5 body weight. Anyway, I have two questions - a little naive - for those who are successfully experimenting with this exercise. 1) How should the weight be distributed between the two feet during the exercise? Surprisingly, I felt a lot the hamstrings of the leg in front. 2) I feel much less internal rotation with this exercise than with the split squat. Is it the front leg or the back leg (the one that generates the hinge) that should be “forced” into internal rotation? Many thanks in advance for your help.

  • @CelinaLerner
    @CelinaLerner 3 месяца назад +1

    In the first exercise, which leg should be on front? The lack of internal rotation is in my right leg. Thanks!

  • @kingkirisuto7225
    @kingkirisuto7225 2 года назад

    its funny i found myself in a staggered stance during my stretch routine already glad to have the form explained so i can get what i want

  • @K2blades2
    @K2blades2 Год назад

    Thank you so much for this, I think this will help me work the right muscles I need to strengthen after my total hip replacement 3 months ago. I really need to work on those internal hip rotation muscles!

  • @danfg7215
    @danfg7215 2 года назад +1

    When I sit in butterfly position, I can raise my right leg lifting my foot off the floor sideways easy, but I can't do it with my left leg, my left foot doesn't leave the floor unless I employ a lot of effort or cheat by raising the knee and I feel pain in the hip-groin area and outer side of my leg. I can raise my legs outstretched though, no problem. I wonder what's going on, it seems like a very specific injury or movement limitation.
    I'm 40+ and I do squats, deadlifts and ride stationary bike regularly.

  • @Cakin
    @Cakin 2 года назад

    hello haircut twin, Conor. the split leg deadlift was very helpful especially. thanks for the breakdown and compassionate insight

  • @xthinker2552
    @xthinker2552 2 года назад

    Thanks. May the universe bless u.. this. Means. We can also use this exercises when we ER pelvic on the Left side. Pls??

  • @theosmo
    @theosmo Год назад +1

    it'd be useful to know which side the exersice is going to help with. In this video, right leg is forward but if I'm rotated to the right side internally, should which side should I work on?

  • @vitzaniadominguez6961
    @vitzaniadominguez6961 2 года назад +3

    The first activity was on point so much I am going to wait to try the second exercise. Because I'm targeting those areas I thought no one would be able to guide me into I'm loving your videos and directions. Thanks!

  • @robinsonjeyaraj9534
    @robinsonjeyaraj9534 2 года назад +2

    Whether all these exercises are for left hip to get internal rotation?

  • @peter-5354
    @peter-5354 2 года назад +2

    For that 1st lunge exercise, does he feel it in the glute medius or max? You said outside of the hip. Which right hip muscle is he targeting? I know it's adductor on the left side.

  • @danielfitzpatrick5799
    @danielfitzpatrick5799 6 месяцев назад +1

    so with the first exercise on the box,, the back leg is what is getting internally rotated? is that correct. I ask because you mention all the weight(80%) on the front foot , the foot on the box.. it just seems that leg is getting the exercise.. but i am not sure.. ty

  • @hwitehlaf4652
    @hwitehlaf4652 2 года назад +3

    More loaded exercises please!! I’ve done PRI ground work in the past but it’s really difficult for me to stay dedicated to them because I have an ego lol and love to load. Amazing work btw!

  • @gradykentch5355
    @gradykentch5355 3 месяца назад

    Wow. I play d1 college football and I’ve been trying to fix a blocking feeling in the front of my right hip for awhile now with a ton of banded joint distraction stuff and hip strengthening per a physical therapist I saw, but the front foot elevated split squat fixed it instantly. This has been huge for me. How often/sets and reps for this to see permanent changes? Should I progressively overload weight? Thank you so much!!

  • @cdy757
    @cdy757 2 года назад

    awesome info. going to impliment them in my next rotation

  • @whererosemaryflourishes
    @whererosemaryflourishes 10 месяцев назад

    Thanks Conor! This popped up in my feed in perfect timing. 🙏

    • @pjmiller3770
      @pjmiller3770 21 день назад

      Same here! Just what I needed at this point in time!

  • @Vevemusic
    @Vevemusic 2 года назад

    I haven't even started to watch the video but consider this plea : PLEASE TELL ME THAT THE TITLE IS NOT CLICKBAIT AND THAT THIS IS ACTUALLY THE HOLY GRAIL, THE TRUTH ABOUT HIP INTERNAL ROTATION ❤

  • @pipoviola
    @pipoviola Год назад

    Amazing explanation. Thank you very much.

  • @mamotivated
    @mamotivated 2 года назад

    One of the best hip exercises I have ever done. Thank you

  • @marieschafle1700
    @marieschafle1700 10 месяцев назад

    Conor, can you do a program on how to gain full ROM of the knee after knee replacement?

  • @bjorgen6492
    @bjorgen6492 Год назад

    Regarding the last excercise; Pullback and push down what? I don't really understand what I'm supposed to do here, can you specify what we're pulling back and pushing down?

  • @aron-jt2es
    @aron-jt2es 26 дней назад +1

    What side/hip IR is being improved in each exercise ?

  • @Erin-os4kz
    @Erin-os4kz 3 года назад +3

    Incredible info! Will be so helpful for cuts in sport and my squat... would you do a video on groin / internal thigh for those quick sideways moves

  • @stillnessinmovement
    @stillnessinmovement 2 года назад

    great stuff. id like to dig a little deeper into the science and literature on this
    suggestions?

  • @portiasnyder1812
    @portiasnyder1812 2 года назад

    Wow awesome information and exercises that’s so much🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹😀😀😀😀

  • @7000alandonald
    @7000alandonald 2 года назад +1

    Hello Sir,
    Shall we do the first excerise on both the sides?

  • @Peshur
    @Peshur 2 года назад

    Thanks! Super detailed explanation. Is there a external rotation vid?

  • @thomaspeters1099
    @thomaspeters1099 Месяц назад

    Great video! Would kettlebell windmills work as a substitute for the split-stance deadlift? They seem to share the internal rotation and the shifting of weight into the back hip

  • @seanc.5310
    @seanc.5310 3 года назад +1

    This video and explanation is top notch, thank you sir!

  • @matiasval1895
    @matiasval1895 Год назад

    Just to clarify the concept of the protocols. The basic idea of the first two exercises would be to reach eccentrically the end of the true internal rotation (such as you explain), and then come out of it concentrically, while the third exercise s idea would be the contrary, to reach the end of internal rotation ROG concentrically. This would overall provide neurological, muscle and connective tissue adaptations that will improve our active capacity for internally rotating our hip. Am I correct?

  • @annlaurel6100
    @annlaurel6100 2 года назад

    Great explanation Conor!
    Thanks for sharing ..

  • @robbym8573
    @robbym8573 Год назад

    God bless you Conor Harris.

  • @tadeuferreira5775
    @tadeuferreira5775 2 года назад +1

    I don't understand which side of the hip are you fixing. The right elevated foot fixes the lack of internal rotation of the right or left leg?

  • @yannickokpara4861
    @yannickokpara4861 3 года назад +1

    It is insane how much tension that internal rotation of the back leg takes off of the hip flexors during extension. Definitily harder for the muscles to maintain, but much comfier than the insane stretch

  • @ecebitenel5730
    @ecebitenel5730 Год назад

    Thanks so much for sharing🙏🏻 Should we practice these exercises on the side that hikes, or both?

  • @bulletproof551
    @bulletproof551 Год назад

    Great video 👍🏼 I’d love to see IR exercises while in hip extension. I’ve not seen anyone show a good exercise for this and wondering if you have any suggestions or other videos you’ve made showing this. Thanks!

  • @LitttleFeFe
    @LitttleFeFe 2 года назад +1

    Thanks Conor, noticed improve hip flexion and slight internal rotation after doing the split squat. My leg hip got injured after doing heavy duck stance hack slides for vmo😂. Ever since my left hip always feel stuck.

  • @JacksTestimony
    @JacksTestimony 2 года назад

    Bro why is RUclips like a year late. I was looking for this solution a year ago and finally I get the right recommendation! Thanks man!

  • @francoisiswatching
    @francoisiswatching Год назад

    Why is an ipsilateral load used for the staggered deadlift?
    In the article "The Ultimate Guide To The Single Leg Deadlift For Better Movement & Muscle Gains" you talk about "contralateral + toe elevation" for IR and "ipsilateral + heel elevation" for ER.
    I'm quite lost now…

  • @niro56
    @niro56 2 года назад

    Proper concept, much appreciated.

  • @bougeac
    @bougeac 2 года назад +3

    Great clip Conor! How many reps/sets would you recommend for the weighted version of the excercise? And how many times per day/week? Subscribed!