The purpose of this block is to prepare the hip area and through that most of the body for a workout (either lifting/power/cardio such as running) This can also be used for days that the hip feels tight and need to loosen up. There is minimal gear being used to make this warm-up as available as possible.
This warm-up block is a low impact block and can be used for people after hip replacement
After doing this block, you should feel you are ready to go. The exercises start with easier exercises to perform into more challenging ones and some need good concentration on the way your core is braced.
Practice these movements with focus, and after few times, the whole block should take up to 5-8 min to perform.
1. Fluid Dynamics – Rub and Scrub Pelvis
2. Linear Small Motor Unit Recruitment (SMUR) – Prisoner Runner’s Hinge
3. Linear Mobility – Half Kneeling Dorsi Flexion
4. Linear mobility – Prone Quad Front-to-Back Sway T1 HpDC
5. Multiplanar SMUR – Prisoner Runner’s Medial Hinge
6. Excitation – Alternating Forward Lunge Wall Push
7. Stimulation –