Not exact matches
Below is an exercise for the hip flexors using a cable machine, and
as an added benefit the hip
stabilizers on the standing
leg are also strengthened at the same time.
«Core and
stabilizer muscles will also engage more thoroughly
as you introduce balance challenges with single -
leg work.
A total booty and hamstring move, the elevation adds just a little more intensity, and the single
leg element will force you to engage your core
stabilizers as well
as your lower back muscles.
This is great for strengthening the smaller
stabilizer muscles in the core
as well
as the
legs.
Below is a great hip exercise for the inner thigh using a cable machine, and
as an added benefit the hip
stabilizers on the standing
leg are also strengthened at the same time.
In most cases (except
leg work, I guess) unilateral movement requires insane strength in muscles, joints, tendons, ligaments, core,
stabilizers and body
as whole.
When you sit down the
stabilizer muscles of the
legs do not work
as hard.
What muscles it works: «You use a lot of
stabilizer muscles in the hips, knees and ankles that you don't normally use,
as well
as larger muscles like the butt,
legs and core,» says Braganza.