Frog stretch pelvic tilts Just like with regular frog stretch we are giving those hips and inner thighs some much needed love. This variation also adds some spinal mobility in the mix which has two main benefits. Our lumbar spine anatomically speaking is a robust stable joint - meaning that it isn’t designed to do much movement. This means for most people this area gets really stiff and locked up because there isn’t much range of motion to begin with. This variation also helps to stretch those h

The frog stretch is one of the best exercises to open your hips and adductors, but there’s a correct way to do it. Let’s see how it really works. Most people do the frog stretch on their knees, trying to separate them on the floor — and that’s where two main problems arise: 1. Friction — your knees can’t slide, so you can’t really open your legs effectively. 2. No downward pressure — if you have strong adductors, nothing is pushing your legs down enough to create a true stretch. When you’re tigh