Adductor Progression Your adductors play a key role as stabilizers during sprinting and are essential for efficient change of direction. They’re also one of the most commonly injured muscle groups — highlighting just how important it is to keep them strong. Remember, these exercises aren’t about one being better than the other — they’re part of a progression designed to build resilience and performance. Drop a follow for more advice. | Scientificallyfaster

Adductor Mobility Exercise I love this drill combining some methods and implements. I’ll start by going to end range and then pushing into the ground for 5-10 seconds, relaxing, then taking the slider through the full range of motion (this is where it’s very helpful to get that smooth motion, while keeping your leg locked out and not compensating). Once I get back to starting point I’ll repeat it and try to get a bit more range of motion, adding the 5-10 seconds of push into the ground. Repeat f

Explore with me the benefits of stretching the adductor muscles and hip mobilization! 🌿 These techniques can significantly improve your client's range of motion and alleviate discomfort. Stretching the adductors is crucial for hip mobility. By gently stretching these muscles, you can help your clients achieve greater flexibility and reduce inner thigh tension. Start with a comfortable position, and use slow, controlled movements to guide the stretch. Hip mobilization, on the other hand, involve