This figure four stretch targets
the outer sides of the hips and thighs, which can help loosen up your lower body so you'll be more comfortable sitting on an airplane.
Twist to one side, bringing the kettlebell to
the outer side of that hip; then repeat in the other direction.
Not exact matches
The
side lunge is a great all over thigh toner, and an adding curtsy to really fire those
outer abductors
of the
hip, aka the muscles that lift your booty up.
He / she should bend over and grip the
sides of your pelvis, thumbs toward the sacrum, then spread the back
of your pelvis, encourage your
outer hips to soften, and push your
hip points toward each other.
The most secure areas are the
sides of the abdomen,
hips, buttocks, or
outer thighs.
If not, move the
outer right
hip toward the wall to lengthen the right
side of your back and waist.
The
outer hip / glute muscles pull the
hip out to the
side, but they only go down to the top
of the thigh bone.
The left foot should rest on the outside
of the right
hip and right foot on the
outer side of the left
hip.
It begins at the
hip and extends to the
outer side of the shin bone (tibia) just below the knee joint.
Press the
outer side of the right foot into the floor to lengthen the lower back and
hip area on the right
side.
The gluteus minimus and medius reside on the
outer portion behind the
hip bone, to the
side of the gluteus maximus.