Kettlebell Hip March
Written By David Song
KETTLEBELL HIP MARCH
This is a strengthening exercise for the hip flexors. Start by placing your foot through the loop of a kettlebell. Brace your core to maintain a neutral spine and proceed to raise the weight off of the floor. Continue to raise until your knee is at least hip height and hold this position for up to 2 seconds. Slowly return the weight to the floor to complete a repetition.
Muscles Involved:
Hip Flexors
Iliopsoas
Iliacus
Psoas Major
Rectus Femoris
Related Conditions:
Iliopsoas Tendinitis / Iliopsoas Tendinopathy
Groin Strain
Internal Snapping Hip Syndrome
Hip Impingement
Required Exercise Equipment:
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