Sharp/Stabbing Hip Pain? It’s Your Hip Flexors! Do This! | Dr Wil & Dr K

Описание: Lots of driving and sitting leads to Hip Flexors (iliopsoas/iliacus) that are chronically tight and weak. As they fatigue, they may spasm/cramp which may cause pain/discomfort that can be sharp/stabbing and can be felt deep within the abdomen or front of the hip area. Add this technique for relief.

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