Your hips aren’t tight — they’re undertrained
A lot of people come in thinking they just need to “loosen things up”
And to be fair…
stretching can make things feel better temporarily
But here’s the issue
If your body doesn’t have strength or control in a position
it won’t stay there
So even if you create more range
your body will pull you right back out of it
That’s why this becomes a cycle:
stretch → feel better → tighten back up
What actually changes this is:
• building strength in deeper hip positions
• controlling rotation
• owning single leg positions
That’s how you make it stick
Simple place to start:
• Split squats (controlled, not rushed)
• Supported hinges
• Slow step-ups
Focus less on how it feels
and more on what you can control
That’s the shift most people never make.
-Josh
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Your hips aren’t tight — they’re undertrained
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