It doesn't stretch the instep. The term is used to describe part of the stretch (elbow position). This movement stretches (mobilizes) the groin, hip flexor and hamstring.
ParamountTraining 2 years ago
don't see how that stretches the instep. Seems more like calve
bjornieboy1 2 years ago
It doesn't stretch the instep. The term is used to describe part of the stretch (elbow position). This movement stretches (mobilizes) the groin, hip flexor and hamstring.
ParamountTraining 2 years ago
don't see how that stretches the instep. Seems more like calve
bjornieboy1 2 years ago