This was fabulous! I did most of these exercises with a client who has congenital hip dysplasia S/P multiple hip surgeries including two replacements. She was amazed at how "stable" her hip felt during these exercises. The isometric muscle contractions were incredibly useful for her. Thank you so much!!!
I’m wondering what you would do for clients who find sidelying on one hip to be too painful to attempt sidelying exercises? Would you perform the exercise on the less painful side. Is there a way to reduce the pressure on the painful hip or to avoid lying directly on it and to still achieve the benefits of the isometric work? My client has scoliosis, a rotated pelvis and is in her mid 80’s.
Thank you for sharing this work. I have learned a lot from you.
This is one of those classes you put on repeat. I have a lot of SI instability and this whole series will help those with issues in the pelvis find other connections to call into hip stabilization like the fascia and obliques.
Thank you for this workshop and for the gait patterning workshop. So interesting. My clients have enjoyed these exercises immensely. More more more please.
Very nice class, thank you! Even with al little length difference in my legs it feels great! For the activation in my lats I used a softball onder my breast. Your cue's are very clear, thanks Madeline :)!