Jan, thanks for the great videos. I have a slight anterior pelvic tilt. I understand likely caused by weak, lengthened glutes, hamstrings and core, and tight, shortened psoas and quads?
I'd like to know if I should be stretching just the tight and shortened muscles? (or put another way, will stretching my hamstrings and glutes be counter to the goal of correcting lordosis?)
I sincerely apologise for the mistake I have made in this video clip. My client has an anterior tilt through his pelvis, not a posterior tilt. A complete slip of the tongue, I do apologise.
This one's a back breaker for kyphosis and hits the glutes too. This is much better than some of the other versions of this stretch. Thanks for posting.
Jan, thanks for the great videos. I have a slight anterior pelvic tilt. I understand likely caused by weak, lengthened glutes, hamstrings and core, and tight, shortened psoas and quads?
I'd like to know if I should be stretching just the tight and shortened muscles? (or put another way, will stretching my hamstrings and glutes be counter to the goal of correcting lordosis?)
subvertbeats 3 weeks ago
I sincerely apologise for the mistake I have made in this video clip. My client has an anterior tilt through his pelvis, not a posterior tilt. A complete slip of the tongue, I do apologise.
PostureCorrection 3 years ago
This one's a back breaker for kyphosis and hits the glutes too. This is much better than some of the other versions of this stretch. Thanks for posting.
moretacos1 3 years ago