These basic pelvic stabilization exercises may help pelvic instability from weakness, a muscle imbalance, or an alignment issue. They may help with SI joint issues or a dysfunction. More pelvic exercises:
There are various muscles that stabilize the pelvis. These include the gluteus maximus, gluteus medius, abdominals, hip flexors, hamstrings, and lots of other small pelvic floor muscles.
The primary exercise is a bridge. That is great to strengthen the hamstrings and the glutes.
The following exercise is a clamshell. This one helps strengthen the glute medius. It also helps balance the muscles of your inner and outer thighs.
The following 4 exercises are modified or full side plank, hip abduction in sidelying, hip circles in sidelying, and toe taps in sidelying. These work the abductors and the core muscles.
Finally, you’re going to get on all fours or quadruped, and do the hearth hydrant. This exercises is one other great one for our core, and pelvic muscles typically.
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