Hip CARs
The biggest, slowest circle you can make without the pelvis moving.
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A season of strides and crossovers leaves the hip flexors short and the groin overworked. Range first, then the adductors and glutes rebuilt with slow, controlled work — nothing that asks for speed.
Restore. Light load comes back, one leg and one arm at a time, weaker side first. Every set should feel easy; that is the point.
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The biggest, slowest circle you can make without the pelvis moving.
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Active range, not passive. If the knee will not lift yet, that is the range the season took.
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Short lever — knee on the bench. Rebuild it before the off-season asks it for anything.
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The outside of the hip, balancing the inside. Light band, slow reps.
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Drive through the heel and hold the top for a second. Weaker side first.
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Knee up against the band and hold a beat. Tired hip flexors need strength, not only stretching.
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Slow. A glass of water on the low back should not spill.
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Both sides, same time. If one side shakes first, that is information.
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