Adductor Fascia Release To Fix Your Squat

0:00 Common Issues With Squats
0:41 Tight Adductors Lead To Bad Squat Mechanics
1:08 Test For Tight Adductors
02:10 Loosen Tight Adductors With A Massage Ball
In today's video, I demonstrate how to use a trigger point massage ball to the treat tight adductor muscles ruining your squat form.
Tight adductor muscles can dramatically effect your squat mechanics, leading to injuries and potentially a hip shift in your squat, making properly squatting for growth feel awkward and uncomfortable.
Your adductors are most likely tight from a build up of fascial adhesions-commonly referred to as scar tissue-making normally elastic, stretchy adductor feel tight.
Therefore, instead of stretching exercises, we need to perform myofascial release therapy.
A popular way to relieve fascia pain inside tight adductors is with a spiky trigger point massage ball.
Give these fascia release techniques a try, and leave a comment down below letting me know how your treatment's progressing.
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[@Arkssa]

Not a lifter myself, but I have noticed how my adductors are extremely tight from sitting over the years and it is clearly affecting my mobility and stance

[@OcraMedHealth]

A lot of people have tight adductors. Hope the video helps!