Mobility & Posture · Bodyweight · Beginner

Deep Hip Mobility & Pelvic Alignment Routine

A targeted mobility protocol for lifters and athletes experiencing tight hip capsules. Mobilizes the adductors, gluteus medius, and psoas while training active end-range control.

Duration 20 Min
Equipment Bodyweight
Targets Hip Flexors, Glutes, Adductors
Level Beginner
Est. Burn ~120 kcal
Part of Multi-Day Plan

Daily Joint Health & Posture Restoration Protocol

12-week structured training cycle with progressive overload and scheduled rest days.

Weekly Schedule:
Sun Rest & Reset Rest Day
00:00 timer
Active Movement
1 of 4: front plank with twist
Set 1 of 3
Calculated Burn
0 kcal
Live MET Estimation

Workout Routine Schedule (4 Movements)

Complete each movement in order. Tap the checkmark after each set to track your progress, or tap Swap to change equipment.

#1
front plank with twist form demonstration
Front Plank With Twist
abs · body weight · 3 Sets × 10 reps · 30s rest
Form Tip: Active pelvic rotations in plank position engaging deep pelvic stabilizers.
Set 1 10 reps
Set 2 10 reps
Set 3 10 reps
#2
bodyweight incline side plank form demonstration
Bodyweight Incline Side Plank
abs · body weight · 3 Sets × 35 sec per side · 30s rest
Form Tip: Lateral hip gluteus medius engagement to restore pelvic symmetry.
Set 1 35 sec per side
Set 2 35 sec per side
Set 3 35 sec per side
#3
bodyweight squatting row form demonstration
Bodyweight Squatting Row
upper back · body weight · 3 Sets × 10 reps · 30s rest
Form Tip: Deep squat holds with gentle pelvic shifts to open the hip capsule under support.
Set 1 10 reps
Set 2 10 reps
Set 3 10 reps
#4
3/4 sit-up form demonstration
3/4 Sit-Up
abs · body weight · 3 Sets × 12 reps · 30s rest
Form Tip: Posterior pelvic tilting roll-ups to decompress the sacroiliac joint.
Set 1 12 reps
Set 2 12 reps
Set 3 12 reps

Coaching Tips & Progression Advice

  • Breathe deeply into the abdomen, allowing the pelvic floor and hip musculature to relax into end-range positions.
  • Never push through pinch pain in the front of the hip; adjust knee angle slightly outward.
  • Excellent warm-up sequence before heavy squats or lunges.
Example Training Routine

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