In Tight Hip, Twisted Core you will: Discover how this muscle impacts your body from head to toe Determine if you are one of the millions of people with a tight iliacus muscle and why Release the tension in the muscle for good Get your body aligned for pain-free performance Prevent this muscle from getting tight ever again

What if the underlying cause of your pain is a tight hip muscle that has not been noticed and is just waiting for treatment? Do you have torment in your back, tailbone, pelvis, hip, knee, or foot that will not disappear, no matter what you attempt? Tightness in the iliacus, or "silly yak kiss" muscle in your hip that is a part of what is commonly referred to as the "hip flexor," can cause all of these issues to persist. A great many people don't realize they have an iliacus, not to mention comprehend how it's influencing their life, causing torment with sitting, work out, sexual positions, and rest. The truth is that almost everyone experiences tightness in this area, which twists the body's core. A tight hip may be the missing link to a pain-free life because of excessive sitting, driving, running, biking, kicking, heavy lifting, yoga, dance, gymnastics, or stress. In Tight Hip, Twisted Core, you'll learn to: - Find what this muscle means for your body from head to toe - Decide whether you are one of the large numbers of individuals with a tight iliacus muscle and why - Discharge the pressure in the muscle for good - Get your body adjusted for torment free execution - Keep this muscle from getting tight at any point in the future In light of many years of active recuperation study and clinical practice, this book frames straightforward moves toward get your hip solid and your center adjusted, assisting you with settling your torment without costly medicines, medical procedures, and Medication.

Do you suffer from hip or lower back pain that won't go away? Have you heard the saying, it's all in the hips? These issues can persist because of tightness in the iliacus, a muscle in your hip that is part of what is commonly called the "hip flexor", or more precisely, our hip flexors are tight, stiff and inflexible. Luckily there is a lot you can do to get those hips nice and flexible again. When we talk about hip flexors we are referring to the group of muscles responsible for moving our lower body. Your hip flexors makes it possible for you to walk, bend or even kick an object. Your hip flexors are very important, when they are too tight it might result to a tear when movement are made. The great news is once you have identified the cause of your problem, you can get rid of the pain and tightness quickly. This book will give you a quick workout plan that you can use to help loosen your tight hip flexors. By using healing through movement, you may be able to heal the pain caused by your hip flexors. So this is pain management by improving flexibility. The hip flexor exercises in this book are all stretching exercises that focus mainly on improving flexibility. Here is a preview of what you'll learn... Fast and simple ways to quickly reverse your hip flexor imbalances and eliminate pain and discomfort. Discover how to easily retrain your body daily with correct methods that are easy to do and follow How you can work with your body to heal yourself, and avoid your dependence on pain-numbing drugs Self massage techniques on important areas to get a deeper release. Exercises that will retrain your body so your hip flexors aren't working when they shouldn't. And Much, much more! By purchasing this book and reading through the concepts that can really make a long lasting difference; you will be putting yourself in a position to finally cure your hip flexor pain for life! Get your copy today by scrolling up and clicking buy now.

Located deep within the anterior hip joint and lower spine, the psoas major (usually just referred to as the psoas) is critical for optimal postural alignment, movement, and overall well being. The psoas is the only muscle in the human organism that connects the upper body to the lower body, and its importance extends to the nerve complex and energy systems. As modern-day populations grow more sedentary, psoas-related lower back and hip pain, and the ailment of "sitting too much," are on the rise. Even the most active of athletes can suffer from psoas imbalance and pain. The Vital Psoas Muscle demonstrates how to keep the muscle in balance through specific exercises designed to strengthen and utilize this amazing muscle, and discusses its vital role in the emotional and spiritual state of the human being. The interconnection between the psoas and the root chakra is explored, along with yoga poses and postures that stimulate the psoas. Eighty full-color illustrations depict anatomical details, and show the key stretching and strengthening exercises in this practical and comprehensive treatment of the most important skeletal muscle in the human body.

Enhanced healing: improving prognosis for joints after injury How Can I Treat My Joint Pain Without Medication? The Joint Pain Relief Workout: Healing exercises Do you feel stuck with joint pain? Get out of the rut and get healing, moving, and feeling your best. This exact framework has a proven track record of years of clinical practice, as well as being used to reverse her chronic joint pain.

You've heard the saying: it's all in the hips. But for many of us, our hips - or more precisely, our hip flexors - are tight, stiff and inflexible. If you're an office worker you can probably thank sitting down at your desk 8 or more hours a day for your tight hip flexors. Habitual sitting causes your hip flexors to tighten and shorten. Luckily there is a lot you can do to get those hips nice and flexible again. So whether you want to tear it up on the dance floor, improve your athletic performance or just get better posture - now you can using this guide! Here is how you will learn to relieve the pain of your tight Hip Flexors What is Hip Flexion? How your Hip Flexors fit into you Anatomy What exactly is a Tight Hip Flexor? What Causes Tight Hip Flexors? How Tight Hip Flexors and Hip Pain go hand in hand How Tight Hip Flexors can cause Back Pain Why is Stretching so Important? How to Stretch properly How to assess your flexibility What is Static Stretching How activities such as Yoga and Pilates can increase hip flexibility Specific Static Hip Flexor Stretches (with photos and videos) Postural Implications Beginning to Exercise: Pain vs. Soreness Beginning to Exercise: Commitment Plus much more

TABLE OF CONTENTCHAPTER ONE5Tight Hips Stretches5CHAPTER TWO17Other home remedies for tight hips17CHAPTER THREE20Tight hip and twisted core massage20CHAPTER FOUR31Hip flexor anatomy31END36Your hip flexors are a group of muscles near the top of your thighs that are key players in moving your lower body. They let you to walk, kick, bend, and swivel your hips. But if your muscles are too tight or if you make a sudden movement, your hip flexors can stretch or tear.Tight hips can result from a sedentary lifestyle, as the hip flexors are in a shortened position when sitting.Also, research suggests that inactivity can cause inflammation in the body, which is especially problematic for people with conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis, a well-known cause of hip pain.Regular stretches can help keep your hip flexors loose and prevent injuries. This guide exposes you to various stretches and simple exercises you can do in the comfort of your home that will help you get rid of that hip, joint and back pain. Click on buy now.

Tight Hip Flexors: The Ultimate Cure Guide Do you sit all day while going through your daily routine? Do you found it painful when squatting down below parallel? Do you have excruciating lower back pain? Do you have tight back when standing up? Are you having hips or lower back pain? What if all the underlying cause of the above issues is tight hip muscles that are waiting for attention? With the above questions and complaints, chances are you are having tight hip flexors, and the next important step is to deal with before it leads to severe pain in the back. It's a pity that most people don't know that they are experiencing is iliacus, talk less of understanding how this was affecting their life. The iliacus causes pain while sitting, running, sleep, exercising, and sexual position. The truth of the matter is that majority of us have tightness in hips that affect the core of the body. If you are too much on sitting, driving, biking, heavy lifting, dance, kicking, yoga, and running, it may lead to a painful life. Luckily there are lots of things that if you engage yourself with will make those tight hips healthy and flexible again. Don't worry about the kind of activities that you always subject yourself to. This guide will reveal effective, powerful techniques that will help in unlocking tight hip flexors, eliminate hip pain and lower back pain within a day. Therefore if you are experiencing hip pain or mobility or you know someone who is having similar issues, then this guide is the solution. These and others are what you will learn from this guide: How to understand your hip flexors Fast and easy way to reverse tight hip flexor imbalances Ways to eliminate pain and discomfort Easy techniques to assess your flexibility How and ways to heal lower back pain within a day Hip stretches exercises to unlock your tight hip flexors How psoas affects fight and flight response And many more! Scroll to the top and click on Buy Now

What if the underlying cause of your pain is a tight and unrecognized muscle in your hip that is just waiting for attention? Do you have pain in your back, tailbone, pelvis, hip, knee, or foot that won't go away, no matter what you try? All of these issues can persist because of tightness in the iliacus (sounds like "silly yak kiss"), a muscle in your hip that is part of what is commonly called the "hip flexor." Most people don't even know they have an iliacus, let alone understand how it's affecting their life, causing pain with sitting, exercise, sexual positions, and sleep. The truth is that almost everyone has tightness in this area and this tightness twists the core of the body. As a result of too much sitting, driving, running, biking, kicking, heavy lifting, yoga, dance, gymnastics, or stress, a tight hip could be the missing link to enjoying a pain-free life. In Tight Hip, Twisted Core you will: - Discover how this muscle impacts your body from head to toe - Determine if you are one of the millions of people with a tight iliacus muscle and why - Release the tension in the muscle for good - Get your body aligned for pain-free performance - Prevent this muscle from getting tight ever again Based on decades of physical therapy study and clinical practice, this book outlines 3 simple steps to get your hip healthy and your core aligned, helping you to resolve your pain without expensive treatments, surgeries, and medications. "I am astounded by Christine's ability to clearly articulate this mysterious concept in a way that anyone can understand it. This is a huge discovery in how the hip area works, and how one tight muscle affects the rest of the body. This book will significantly impact the way health care professionals treat the hip from now on." - Zach