Hip pain is often linked to an underactive or overloaded gluteus medius, especially when the body compensates during walking, standing, or single-leg activities. This side-lying active release technique combines sustained manual pressure with active hip abduction and external rotation. The goal is to calm overactive tissue while retraining the gluteus medius to stabilize the pelvis more efficiently. Benefits include: • Reduced lateral hip and low-back pain • Improved pelvic and hip stability • D

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Anna Davey on Instagram: "Intense glute/TFL/QL stretch/mobility drill not for everyone  But if you’re like me and flexible and find no glute stretches quite hit but your TFL, glutes and QL very well, this could be it. I have to play around with my hip position when I’m up there to maximise the stretch, you’ll find it  Look if you can’t get your knee up there, don’t do it, it’s not for you   @lskd code ANNA-LSKD #Mobility #stretch #flexibility #glutes"