Sitting and Hip Flexors
Sitting for extended periods of time may impact the muscle group known as hip flexors, but it's not solely determined by desk jobs. Factors such as lifestyle and movement outside of the seated position also play a role. While it's hard to definitively say that sitting causes tight hip flexors, chances are that if you sit a lot, your hip flexors may be weak as well.In this clip
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s2/e15 Hip Flexors with Dr. Lisa Mitro, DPT (@dr.lisa.dpt)
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