Adductor Stretch (Lateral Lunge)
The lateral lunge stretches the adductors and gracilis in a functional standing position, developing flexibility for lateral movements.
11 stretches targeting quadriceps, hamstrings, adductors, glutes, piriformis, psoas, calves and IT band. Essential for athletes and sedentary individuals.
The lateral lunge stretches the adductors and gracilis in a functional standing position, developing flexibility for lateral movements.
The elevated foot hamstring stretch lengthens the posterior thigh chain, improving hip flexion and preventing lower back pain.
Soleus stretch with bent knee targeting the deep calf layer to improve ankle dorsiflexion.
Figure-4 piriformis stretch to relieve sciatic nerve compression and deep buttock pain.
Seated floor hamstring stretch to lengthen the posterior chain with optimal back control.
Wall calf stretch targeting the gastrocnemius to lengthen the calf and prevent Achilles tendon injuries.
IT band and TFL stretch to relieve iliotibial band syndrome and lateral knee pain.
The butterfly pose stretches the adductors and opens the hips, improving groin and pelvic mobility.
Low lunge psoas stretch to release the hip flexor shortened by prolonged sitting.
The pigeon pose deeply stretches the gluteus maximus and piriformis, releasing hip tension and relieving sciatic pain.
The standing quadriceps stretch lengthens the rectus femoris and vastus muscles, releasing the front of the thigh and improving knee mobility.