Mountain Climber Sliders
MOUNTAIN CLIMBER SLIDERS
This is a strengthening exercise for the hip flexors and core as well as a dissociation exercise for the hips and spine. Start by putting both feet on slider discs (hand towels may be used as well) while in a tall plank position. Maintain a neutral spine and slide one foot to pull the knee towards the chest. Slowly alternate legs simultaneously without breaking neutral spine
Muscles Involved:
Iliopsoas
Core
Transversus Abdominis
Related Conditions:
Hip Spine Syndrome
Internal Snapping Hip Syndrome
Hip Impingement
Iliopsoas Tendinitis / Tendinopathy
Superficial Front Line Dysfunction
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