The hip hinge is an exercise designed to primarily target the posterior chain, otherwise known as your “backside.” The muscles that make up the posterior chain include the glutes, hamstrings, and low back. This exercise also relies on your core or abdominal muscles to assist in the movement. Why is hip hinge important? The hip hinge is a fundamental movement pattern that helps you perform essential tasks such as bending over and picking things up. It's also required in many strength training movements such as the deadlift, barbell hyperextension, straight-leg dumbbell deadlift, kettlebell swing, power clean, and more The movement of the hip hinge involves keeping your shins perpendicular to the ground, bending over by swinging at the hips, and keeping your spine aligned. #hiphinge #mobilitytraining #mobilityexercises #strengthtraining #strengthandconditioning #fitnessmotivation #kettlebellworkout #crossfit #bodyweightworkout #corestrength #strongmantraining #homeworkouts #stayhome #quarantinefitness #healthylifestyle #reebok #fnxambassador #fnxfit (at Somewhere Down the Road) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_AGk1lJkBm/?igshid=rttkh5wqw2ct