20/05/2026
Tight adductors at the bottom of a squat are a message. Most trainers stretch them. That misses the point.
The real question is why so much force is going through the inner thigh in the first place. Usually the answer is upstream — the core isn't controlling the pelvis, so the adductors compensate and overload.
Today's CPT class: the 5 adductors, why magnus is a secondary hip extensor, and the full squat assessment — ankle, knee, hip, spine — done from 4 angles. Plus the stability spectrum that tells you which squat variation your client is licensed for.
Coaching the squat without a ground-up assessment is how clients get hurt.
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