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Supine bridge stability test and exercise for runners

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Uploaded by on Oct 10, 2010

This is a demonstration of how to use a supine bridge with kick outs to assess for stability in the saggital plane, particularly in the low back and hip region, followed by exercises to correct issues in this region.

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  • An important addendum to this video. If you really want to assess stability, particularly in the gluteous medius, you'll perform the bridge, then when kicking out the leg (making sure it stays parallel to the bent leg, you'll hold the leg extention for a 2 - 5 second count before lowering it slowly. If you notice a drop in the pelvis on the opposite side of the leg extension, it indicates a weakness or muscle imbalance.

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