#Repost @docjenfit ・・・ ✨HEEEEEPS✨ So, you're telling me you have tight hips... Well, how often are you MOVING those hips? 🤔 AND are you moving them in different planes of motion?! These here are called common lunges with arm drivers. I'm sure @dr.steven_esquerpt would prefer to me to just initially show the common lunges along, but what I love about adding the arm drivers, is the element of OPENING. These lunges probably don't look so "common." The point of them is NOT to go as low as you can, but to open into each plane. Let's break them down: 🔹Anterior Sagittal Plane: try to step just forward enough that the back knee falls close to the heel. The point of this is work on eccentric quad strength with ankle mobility. Please don't bend far if your knee cannot tolerate the force and make sure it stays in line with your 2nd toe. Squeeze the bum in the back to open the hip as the arms drive overhead. 🔹Abduction Frontal Plane: attempt to keep the entire body moving in that side motion. The foot stays forward to maintain neutral in the frontal plane instead of opening into external rotation. Again, keep the knee in line with the 2nd toe and only bend as low as tolerated. 🔹External Rotation Transverse Plane: open from the hips into external rotation and allow the torso to follow as you rotate. Give these a try. Tomorrow we'll go over UNCOMMON lunges to really get into those hips 😉 Tag me and @dr.steven_esquerpt if you give them a try ! #docjenfit #move2improve #MyodetoxLA