Most people should stretch their hip flexors more as it is one of the most common muscles whose ‘tightness’ leads to the lower back and or knee pain.
The problem is that 90% of the time when I see someone trying to stretch their hip flexors they are using poor technique.
Check out this 90-second video so you can avoid those common mistakes:
Talk soon,
Nate
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