Hey Connor please make a video on stuff or excercises we can do first thing in the morning after waking up, for improving mobility and function and feeling better overall.
That’s would be awesome. Because a lot of movements out there, where everyone says you need to do CAR’s in the morning then full body mobility or animal flow or grab a broomstick…. I’m going crazy from so many choices so my mind prefers do nothing 😂.. I want something that will target everything like neck, thoracic spine, hip, legs, foot
This exercise is really amazing. I had been suffering from unexplained discomfort for about a year and had trouble sleeping, but when I activated my glutes, it felt as if my entire body was connected to my core, and my breathing became easier and I felt more relaxed. I would really like to thank Connor, but I would like you to explain the pattern of how the glutes become inactive and the changes that occur in the body at that time.
This was life changing. I have had right outer knee and shin pain for the past year and I have literally tried everything and anything to help it. Yes, I have been self-diagnosing thinking I had everything. I haven’t been able to squat without pain and it’s been so defeating…until I tried this. Thank you so so much Connor!!!! I’m in shock at how this unlocked my whole leg.
This video saved my life!! I have been suffering from osteoarthritis on my left hip for two years, before I started figuring out what caused the problem and what is aggravating the symptoms. This video was the last piece of information that I needed in order to keep my hip functional and pain-free. In just 30 seconds my limping (caused yesterday by some improper movement) vanished as if by magic! Thank you Conor! 🙏👏💖
I have been doing standing clamshells with a band for ages to help with knee pain from cycling with moderate success. I just tried this technique and I could totally feel my glutes firing on my last ride. Incredible.
Hi dear Connor! Would it be possible to make a video about possible relaxing exercises for headache due to stiffness of the neck and shoulder blades? You're the best channel here! Great work! 😊
One thing that I find peculiar about your videos Connor is that you go through these movements so methodically and in extreme detail but you never seem to touch on how to implement them in a way that will correct our own personal mechanical imbalances or even really how we should expect to feel when these exercises are working in our favor as they are intended. So in my own experience Ill watch a video, go theough the steps and perform whatever movement that is being demonstrated, but then when I'm done I have no indication of if it was even beneficial beyond "that felt like a good stretch" or maybe "my body sort of feels more aligned" Like presumably if one side of a person's body is out of wack and they do this stretch on the incorrect side of their body they would likely be exacerbating the problem so it would be helpful if you touched on this stuff a little bit so that we arent just left to guess for ourselves on this stuff
@@markinnis8404 Agreed. Public forums/platforms also need to allow for a diverse range of views and feedback. That’s not to say the obv offensive and disrespectful shouldn’t be moderated. It takes a lot to create quality content.
Makes sense, I see a lot of fit girls struggling with glute development and they often have pointy wide ASIS and a flat lower back visually. So it's actually chronically tight glutes, and they have used "main-stream" glute-techniques of squeezing harder for years, actually the opposite of what they need.
Thry,like me sre probably pushed forward with their weight. Thus the glutes "grab" to compensate us falling forward. So we must open and ungrip the butt, via adductor involvement and hinge movements,exhaling fully oblique engage etc
I have spondylolisthesis/pars fracture at L4 after an injury 40 years ago when I fell down a flight of stairs when I was 11 years old. I also have a hyperlordotic curve in my lumbar spine. Chiropractic is the only thing that has kept me in good condition and allowed me to avoid surgery so far, but it's getting worse as I age. Yoga also helps a lot and staying flexible is a must, but I'm VERY tight on the left side with certain stretches. The pain is now traveling around my left hip, into my bursa, down my hamstring and IT band, sciatic nerve, into my medial/inner thigh, around my knee and down my calf, but only on my left side. Do you have any videos showing stretches specifically for this issue? I just had an MRI done last week and am seeing a PMR specialists in 2 weeks, but I'm in almost constant pain now. Standing or walking far aggravates my pain and sitting used to help, but now I'm even in pain while sitting. I haven't slept well in years... in fact, it's' so bad, I've been sleeping alone for the last 12 years, even though I'm married, because I toss and turn so much. I'd love to avoid surgery. I became a subscriber of your channel. Thank you for your videos.
I’ve been trying to follow the routine because some good comment. But omg it’s all so precise and subtle. My head is spinning but I’m still not sure what part of my body is stretching at that moment. Am I the only one ? Is it even possible to learn without the instructor watching over?
Your explanations are really great, but many of the exercises seem over-complicated. I’m sure they are intended to maximize whatever effect they are trying to get. Can we just get a set of simpler exercises that work the same problems, maybe not in the most efficient, but good enough and simple enough that I can easily follow them?
This is the 1st video I saw of his so I'm going with only this as a sample size but it's a simple exercise, it's just a lot of explaining of proper mechanics. It's a lot to focus on at 1st but with repetition proper mechanics become 2nd nature
@@PhenomenalOne23Meanwhile I can attest that for my problems seemingly simpler exercises haven't really worked great so far. When the mechanics of the hip aren't already working intuitively just doing glute bridges will not necessarily work because you gotta learn how to hinge properly, and that is precisely what this video addresses. I am curious of my results as it parallels what I learned recently from experience and other content, namely that it is not just about rotating the hip anterior, but rather about creating some space in the lower back, such that you can stretch out the hip, and then contract.
IF it were easy and had simple exercises, would we be on here trying to figure out how to get this to happen? No. Do you best to understand what he is sharing, it’s not simple.
Conor.i was naturally stretching like this but I used living room chair.So I just sat on the arm,let my but go down to the seat and then leaned forward grabbing the bottom of my feet.I just wanted to mention how effective this is.
Hey Connor - do you have any recommendations for sets/rep frequencies for these? I've been doing them the past 3 days and they are indeed a game changer for waking up my glutes (which I so needed due to sitting so much during my day). I notice that if I take a pause of a minute or so between rounds of each of the exercises that I can actually sense my glutes way more just standing. Any logic/truth to that?
Would you have any advice as to why it makes my IT band syndrome flare up worse? Having the prolonged weight on that leg seems to aggravate it. Or do you have any IT band videos that could help? Thank you.
Connor could you please tell me if this exercise is likely to help me - my right knee is turning inward atm due I think to inactivity after surgery (not leg related).
Hey Connor, can you make a video about morning SI joint stiffness? I don’t have Rheumatoid arthritis or Ankylosing Spondylitis (I have been to doctors about these, test results are negative). What could be my problem and my fix please help me out I really need help.
Hey Connor, I've tried the movement in this video as well as a similar video of yours with the same movement. I've watched each many times over to make sure I'm doing it correctly - I end up with low-back pain the next day almost every time. Thinking this could be from my anterior pelvic tilt but wanted to see if you have any other ideas. Thanks and love the vids!
For the prepatory exercise, what happens if you have functional leg length discrepancy, left leg shorter. Would you still stand on the book? Left leg: hip externally rotated, femur rotated, tibula internally, foot prolly internally rotated. Si joint unlocks. Left side doesn't move (bendover toe touches, sitting going from butt out to slouch). Right leg: hip internally rotated, tibia slightly internally rotated, foot prolly slightly internally rotated. Si joint dysfunction hypermobile. Right side moves. (I.e. bend over toe touches, sitting going from butt out to slouch).
I have this as well, and yes the nerve goes through the SI joint. When the SI joint doesn't move proper i.e space it's to compressed. A weak glute also will allow the piriformis muscle to get irritated as it tries to compensate
Would it be possible for you to write down what you are explaining. English is not my native language and it would help me to follow your advice better. Thank you.
Would you recommend doing this exercise with dumbbells if u can do 8x 110kg lef press 3 sets, but have a weak upperbody, definitely engraining this in my routine
Hey Conor I know this is off topic but what do you think about wisdom tooth extraction? One of my wisdom tooth grew in sideways. How does Ron hruska and the pri world feel about wisdom tooth extraction?
Hey Connor! Would you happen to know why I feel both the stretch and the exercise more in my hamstring and upper calf rather than the glute and how I might adress it?
Serious question... had an injury...fell on stairs. Now have an indentation...stair imprint... on one side of my bottom. Its been several months. I'd like to naturally get my booty to be symmetrical again.
Thx for this, i have a hard time growing my left weaker glute and my right hip is hiked up 1in higher causing right side ql pain during right leg wlk lunges , right leg b stance rdls & also what about trouble growing upper glutes shelf?
@conorharris it's hard, but ya I cam feel it contract and "pull " me up, I and others I bet are turning our pelvis far to much, or pelvis is tipped before we even start? Thus mechanically the glute is inhibited ?
Then you are probably stuck in anterior pelvic tilt and you can still do these, just put more emphasis on your ribs not flaring up/low back arching a lot
You may need to find your inner foot arch, particularly your heel more through the lowering and the push. If not, you might want to connect your arch to your glute working more first with something like this: th-cam.com/video/pPmIKpPJP7c/w-d-xo.html
@@conorharris great tip, especially with the heel focus on the lowering+push! I can get my glute through that side lying activation you linked, thank you! It makes sense to repeat that glute connection with the side lying drill, exercise #2 from this video, and then continue to carry that over to exercise #1 with the cues... And keep practicing to lock it in!
Going to add to this and say I persisted with the inner heel foot contact at the bottom, and paused several times on the way up and really connected to the glute and went slow. Success 🙌
Also ive ask before ,how do we better sense our pinky toe? I never feel it or the pad, my feet [especially small toe] are crunched in from soccer shoes... ive bought wide toe box brooks..but the damage seems done..
I have the same problem , I recently bought earth runners to hike/run/ do anything non barefoot and wear toe spacers and go barefoot at home...and they are finally waking up so it's not too late! Good luck, it's only been a month for me.
why do I feel the hamstring (left) more than the glute max and constant pain in the glute medius (left) and QL (left). Is it because my left glutes are weak and glute medius is in compensation state. can anyone help me with this
also weak/inactive knee flexors and obliques maybe. when you exercise them and do glute bridges, squats and such, try going barefoot and mind the weight distribution between heels and points of contact mentioned in the video. That can help with reaching more neutrality.
Can you do this for lower abs too? I feel like my weak abs (i always tend to skip those in the past) give me anterior pelvic tilt, which seems to hurt my tailbone when seated. Not sure if it makes sense but its what i think
Hey Connor please make a video on stuff or excercises we can do first thing in the morning after waking up, for improving mobility and function and feeling better overall.
Great idea!
That’s would be awesome. Because a lot of movements out there, where everyone says you need to do CAR’s in the morning then full body mobility or animal flow or grab a broomstick…. I’m going crazy from so many choices so my mind prefers do nothing 😂.. I want something that will target everything like neck, thoracic spine, hip, legs, foot
@@conorharris also please make a video on how to increase Plantar flexion range
Stretch and take a walk
th-cam.com/video/R0mMyV5OtcM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=l8kpLq_TZXYa3hr4. This helped me out
This exercise is really amazing.
I had been suffering from unexplained discomfort for about a year and had trouble sleeping, but when I activated my glutes, it felt as if my entire body was connected to my core, and my breathing became easier and I felt more relaxed.
I would really like to thank Connor, but I would like you to explain the pattern of how the glutes become inactive and the changes that occur in the body at that time.
This was life changing. I have had right outer knee and shin pain for the past year and I have literally tried everything and anything to help it. Yes, I have been self-diagnosing thinking I had everything. I haven’t been able to squat without pain and it’s been so defeating…until I tried this. Thank you so so much Connor!!!! I’m in shock at how this unlocked my whole leg.
That’s phenomenal to hear!!!
This video saved my life!! I have been suffering from osteoarthritis on my left hip for two years, before I started figuring out what caused the problem and what is aggravating the symptoms. This video was the last piece of information that I needed in order to keep my hip functional and pain-free. In just 30 seconds my limping (caused yesterday by some improper movement) vanished as if by magic! Thank you Conor! 🙏👏💖
That’s exactly how I felt. It was like magic. My knee pain was gone.
Damn, these comments are making my day! So glad to be impacting lives like this 🙂
I have been doing standing clamshells with a band for ages to help with knee pain from cycling with moderate success. I just tried this technique and I could totally feel my glutes firing on my last ride. Incredible.
Hi dear Connor! Would it be possible to make a video about possible relaxing exercises for headache due to stiffness of the neck and shoulder blades? You're the best channel here! Great work! 😊
love the new camera angle, seems more aesthetically pleasing to watch.
Glad you do! Trying to up the quality
Today I discovered this channel and this brings some rescue for me. Hi from a german biologist and gardener.
Love those background tunes that have been introduced into these ever more helpful videos 👌🏻
Great content! This is gold of exercise & physio! Thank you so much!
You're so welcome!
This guy is a fuckin genius
One thing that I find peculiar about your videos Connor is that you go through these movements so methodically and in extreme detail but you never seem to touch on how to implement them in a way that will correct our own personal mechanical imbalances or even really how we should expect to feel when these exercises are working in our favor as they are intended.
So in my own experience Ill watch a video, go theough the steps and perform whatever movement that is being demonstrated, but then when I'm done I have no indication of if it was even beneficial beyond "that felt like a good stretch" or maybe "my body sort of feels more aligned"
Like presumably if one side of a person's body is out of wack and they do this stretch on the incorrect side of their body they would likely be exacerbating the problem so it would be helpful if you touched on this stuff a little bit so that we arent just left to guess for ourselves on this stuff
Great fan of your work . Maybe you should do one about shoulder too, much appreciated
I'm so greatful for these videos. PT Genius
Top notch instructions as always. Thank you so much!
When we put our hand in our glute during the hinge, do you feel it contract? And if not we have something amiss?
Glad you like them!
Things I've never heard or seen before. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much for this excellent video. I look forward to improving my posterior pelvic tilt using this.
Very good, very precise and extremely helpful information - thankyou
Thank you for uploading so much quality information for free.
Excellent detailed explanation!
It's amazing how trying this ONCE has my body saying "YES, THIS IS WHAT I WANTED THANK YOU" lol! wow!
Felt it straight away. Good tip!
I don’t understand all the critical comments… if you don’t like the content just don’t watch it
Agreed...but this is what social media has created...negativity, separation, division!!
So tiring to wade through all the garbage comments!!
@@markinnis8404 that was created years ago! By the powers that be, social media has just made it worse
@@markinnis8404
Agreed. Public forums/platforms also need to allow for a diverse range of views and feedback. That’s not to say the obv offensive and disrespectful shouldn’t be moderated. It takes a lot to create quality content.
What critical comments?
The second exercise is brilliant
Hey Conor,always love watching your content. Could you make a detailed video about hip hinge.
that's what this video is..
Please to a tailbone video conor. I and many others need ur expertise!! Bless you!
Anyone notice Conor is getting leaner? Looks good.
Makes sense, I see a lot of fit girls struggling with glute development and they often have pointy wide ASIS and a flat lower back visually.
So it's actually chronically tight glutes, and they have used "main-stream" glute-techniques of squeezing harder for years, actually the opposite of what they need.
Thry,like me sre probably pushed forward with their weight. Thus the glutes "grab" to compensate us falling forward. So we must open and ungrip the butt, via adductor involvement and hinge movements,exhaling fully oblique engage etc
Exactly. In order for a muscle to contract concentrically it has to move from a place of relative lengthening aka eccentric orientation 😉💪
Looks good but prob too much for my lower back issue right now but will ask my PT for future. Thx 🙏
I have spondylolisthesis/pars fracture at L4 after an injury 40 years ago when I fell down a flight of stairs when I was 11 years old. I also have a hyperlordotic curve in my lumbar spine. Chiropractic is the only thing that has kept me in good condition and allowed me to avoid surgery so far, but it's getting worse as I age. Yoga also helps a lot and staying flexible is a must, but I'm VERY tight on the left side with certain stretches. The pain is now traveling around my left hip, into my bursa, down my hamstring and IT band, sciatic nerve, into my medial/inner thigh, around my knee and down my calf, but only on my left side. Do you have any videos showing stretches specifically for this issue? I just had an MRI done last week and am seeing a PMR specialists in 2 weeks, but I'm in almost constant pain now. Standing or walking far aggravates my pain and sitting used to help, but now I'm even in pain while sitting. I haven't slept well in years... in fact, it's' so bad, I've been sleeping alone for the last 12 years, even though I'm married, because I toss and turn so much. I'd love to avoid surgery. I became a subscriber of your channel. Thank you for your videos.
Good information.👍🏻
I’ve been trying to follow the routine because some good comment. But omg it’s all so precise and subtle. My head is spinning but I’m still not sure what part of my body is stretching at that moment. Am I the only one ? Is it even possible to learn without the instructor watching over?
Your explanations are really great, but many of the exercises seem over-complicated. I’m sure they are intended to maximize whatever effect they are trying to get. Can we just get a set of simpler exercises that work the same problems, maybe not in the most efficient, but good enough and simple enough that I can easily follow them?
This, it seems like every video the exercises have me either using equipment or taking your ankle and putting it behind your other side ear
This is the 1st video I saw of his so I'm going with only this as a sample size but it's a simple exercise, it's just a lot of explaining of proper mechanics. It's a lot to focus on at 1st but with repetition proper mechanics become 2nd nature
@@PhenomenalOne23Meanwhile I can attest that for my problems seemingly simpler exercises haven't really worked great so far. When the mechanics of the hip aren't already working intuitively just doing glute bridges will not necessarily work because you gotta learn how to hinge properly, and that is precisely what this video addresses.
I am curious of my results as it parallels what I learned recently from experience and other content, namely that it is not just about rotating the hip anterior, but rather about creating some space in the lower back, such that you can stretch out the hip, and then contract.
IF it were easy and had simple exercises, would we be on here trying to figure out how to get this to happen? No. Do you best to understand what he is sharing, it’s not simple.
Brilliant 😊
I like it!
They're giving helpful information and their both easy on the eye. Got me thinking Thrupple! Lool!
Conor.i was naturally stretching like this but I used living room chair.So I just sat on the arm,let my but go down to the seat and then leaned forward grabbing the bottom of my feet.I just wanted to mention how effective this is.
like a forced hinge.knees are high to chest
Hey Connor - do you have any recommendations for sets/rep frequencies for these? I've been doing them the past 3 days and they are indeed a game changer for waking up my glutes (which I so needed due to sitting so much during my day).
I notice that if I take a pause of a minute or so between rounds of each of the exercises that I can actually sense my glutes way more just standing. Any logic/truth to that?
Would you have any advice as to why it makes my IT band syndrome flare up worse? Having the prolonged weight on that leg seems to aggravate it. Or do you have any IT band videos that could help? Thank you.
The Feldenkrais Method brings elongation to the next level of functional awareness. ❤❤❤🎉
@conorharris So once you wake up your glutes what are the best exercises to grow the glutes?
How could these exercises be adapted for people who are hypermobile?
Connor could you please tell me if this exercise is likely to help me - my right knee is turning inward atm due I think to inactivity after surgery (not leg related).
Hey Connor, can you make a video about morning SI joint stiffness? I don’t have Rheumatoid arthritis or Ankylosing Spondylitis (I have been to doctors about these, test results are negative). What could be my problem and my fix please help me out I really need help.
Just do a lots of glute back/ side kicks in standing!
Hey Connor, I've tried the movement in this video as well as a similar video of yours with the same movement. I've watched each many times over to make sure I'm doing it correctly - I end up with low-back pain the next day almost every time. Thinking this could be from my anterior pelvic tilt but wanted to see if you have any other ideas. Thanks and love the vids!
You’re likely going too low or yes, in too much APT
City Girls have this on on repeat Conor 😂
Seems different according to FishC27 comment
Hey Connor, if Ifeel this problem in my both sides, would it be correct to apply these exercises for both sides? Whether I am a PEC model or not
How would you program these? Just anytime or would they be best used before a lower body workout, for example?
It works
For the prepatory exercise, what happens if you have functional leg length discrepancy, left leg shorter. Would you still stand on the book?
Left leg: hip externally rotated, femur rotated, tibula internally, foot prolly internally rotated. Si joint unlocks. Left side doesn't move (bendover toe touches, sitting going from butt out to slouch).
Right leg: hip internally rotated, tibia slightly internally rotated, foot prolly slightly internally rotated. Si joint dysfunction hypermobile. Right side moves. (I.e. bend over toe touches, sitting going from butt out to slouch).
If your left leg presents in more ir you could just have a Laic pattern, not a leg length discrepancy.
Smart ❤
Superthanks 👌
Does waking up the glutes help sciatica? I lost much my glutes by sitting hours at a time driving rideshare. Thank you for this video.
It absolutely can. The stretch + one of the exercises that works best for you can make a significant difference
@@conorharris Thank you!
I have this as well, and yes the nerve goes through the SI joint. When the SI joint doesn't move proper i.e space it's to compressed. A weak glute also will allow the piriformis muscle to get irritated as it tries to compensate
how long should I do the preparation exercise for? and how many reps for the 2 exercises? thanks!
With the final exercise, I get an intense hamstring stretch before the glute even gets started. Any ideas?
I'm deadlifting every other day and stair stepper when I can
Would it be possible for you to write down what you are explaining. English is not my native language and it would help me to follow your advice better. Thank you.
Yeah with a straight back; moving about the hips ; J shaped spine not S
I feel like this exercise should be the one of the foundation exercises to fix APT
Would you recommend doing this exercise with dumbbells if u can do 8x 110kg lef press 3 sets, but have a weak upperbody, definitely engraining this in my routine
Hey Conor I know this is off topic but what do you think about wisdom tooth extraction? One of my wisdom tooth grew in sideways. How does Ron hruska and the pri world feel about wisdom tooth extraction?
I think Neal Hallinen has talked about dental procedures and PRI before, he's on TH-cam too
No tattoos assaulting our eyes. Very refreshing.
Will leg press work help?
Hey Connor! Would you happen to know why I feel both the stretch and the exercise more in my hamstring and upper calf rather than the glute and how I might adress it?
I also feel the first one in my hamstrings
Serious question... had an injury...fell on stairs. Now have an indentation...stair imprint... on one side of my bottom. Its been several months. I'd like to naturally get my booty to be symmetrical again.
Is this a Perfected RDL?
Thx for this, i have a hard time growing my left weaker glute and my right hip is hiked up 1in higher causing right side ql pain during right leg wlk lunges , right leg b stance rdls
& also what about trouble growing upper glutes shelf?
I don’t need more stretching due to femoral anteversion!
can you please make a video on rotated hip due to stance in boxing.my pelvis is rotated towaards right and its causing me issues while walking
Could this work for a trapped femoral nerve?
I feel this stretch in my hamstring not my glute
When we put our hand in our glute during the hinge, do you feel it contract? And if not we have something amiss?
Not in that area exactly, it should be contracting lower than that. The hand is there to feel the hips sense pushing “back” into something
@conorharris it's hard, but ya I cam feel it contract and "pull " me up, I and others I bet are turning our pelvis far to much, or pelvis is tipped before we even start? Thus mechanically the glute is inhibited ?
First exercise I feel in my opposite hamstring and second exercise I feel in the same side hamstring. What is the mistake here?
How can i do weighted version of first exercise?
Hey Conor , what if you have great IR but lack ER and looking for better glute growth ?
Then you are probably stuck in anterior pelvic tilt and you can still do these, just put more emphasis on your ribs not flaring up/low back arching a lot
Anyone else feel left glute no problem on Exercise #1, but right side feel calf/hamstring? Exercise #2 I can get glute on right and left side.
You may need to find your inner foot arch, particularly your heel more through the lowering and the push. If not, you might want to connect your arch to your glute working more first with something like this:
th-cam.com/video/pPmIKpPJP7c/w-d-xo.html
@@conorharris great tip, especially with the heel focus on the lowering+push! I can get my glute through that side lying activation you linked, thank you! It makes sense to repeat that glute connection with the side lying drill, exercise #2 from this video, and then continue to carry that over to exercise #1 with the cues... And keep practicing to lock it in!
Going to add to this and say I persisted with the inner heel foot contact at the bottom, and paused several times on the way up and really connected to the glute and went slow. Success 🙌
Also ive ask before ,how do we better sense our pinky toe? I never feel it or the pad, my feet [especially small toe] are crunched in from soccer shoes... ive bought wide toe box brooks..but the damage seems done..
I have the same problem , I recently bought earth runners to hike/run/ do anything non barefoot and wear toe spacers and go barefoot at home...and they are finally waking up so it's not too late! Good luck, it's only been a month for me.
Übung ab Minute 4.
And if the leg raise is not limited but you get front hip pain when lifting the leg?
Likely similar problem and the stretch may help
How to progress for “hypertrophy”, like to grow it for aesthetic reason 😂 bulgarian split squat?
Maybe barbell RDLs? They’re great for working the glutes in the lengthened position and allow you to load it with weights.
Hi Connor. How can I contact you.
@@ephelesfrance7006 I can't find any email there. I need him to help me with my hip.
Can u put a Arabic translation plz
why do I feel the hamstring (left) more than the glute max and constant pain in the glute medius (left) and QL (left). Is it because my left glutes are weak and glute medius is in compensation state. can anyone help me with this
also weak/inactive knee flexors and obliques maybe. when you exercise them and do glute bridges, squats and such, try going barefoot and mind the weight distribution between heels and points of contact mentioned in the video. That can help with reaching more neutrality.
@@GenSek2006 not weak knee Flexors but yeah more of weak hip flexors and obliques
Or I'm not doing it right or my glutes are overly weak...
A black legging is not the best for demonstrations because it kills all shading and highlight needed to show the shape of the body.
my glutes grow without even targeting them 😅
Where is Trevor?
He doesn't have a fat ass
🙋🏻♀️😄😆🤣
Too complicated
Watched this with focus until the point where she's standing on ...a ..book. 😮😢 This is a huge faux pas in many parts of Asia lol
Sabrina got a BOOTY
T t
Hopefully his step-sister doesn't get stuck
😂😂😂😂
Over complicated
I have a hard time of getting smaller glutes.
I want smaller glutes
I’m sure there are others out there who will take some of yours 😂
Put the girl back on
What a load of technical bollocks if you were a driving instructor, you would take three hours explaining how to start the car
Sabrina's glutes look just fine to me!
Don't be creepy
thats werid man
Sabrina be thicc
I would love to have Sabrina’s phone number. Tell her I said hello.
Can you do this for lower abs too? I feel like my weak abs (i always tend to skip those in the past) give me anterior pelvic tilt, which seems to hurt my tailbone when seated.
Not sure if it makes sense but its what i think