04/17/2026
If your hips are tight, your lower back pays for it.
Sitting all day tightens your hips—especially your inner thighs.
By pushing your knees out wide, you open up your hips and create space to hinge forward properly instead of rounding your lower back.
Start with a slight pelvic tilt → hinge forward → reach under
Think long spine, not slouched
This isn’t just a stretch. Stay active.
Light core brace, control the movement, and move from your hips. Contract the lat area , stiffen arm let it scrape your inner thighs as you reach.
Benefits:
• Opens tight hips (adductors)
• Reduces lower back stiffness
• Improves posture
• Teaches proper hip hinge
• Builds control—not just flexibility
Tips:
• Knees out wide
• Slight pelvic tilt to start
• Don’t round your back
• Move slow and controlled
2–3 sets of 8–10 reps.