Sandorrr
Huge Freak
- Lid sinds
- 3 feb 2010
- Berichten
- 7.424
- Waardering
- 890
- Lengte
- 1m64
- Massa
- 66kg
Ga beginnen aan het verbeteren van mijn houding i.v.m aneriorpelvic tilt.
Hier de oorzaken
The short/tight muscles include:
Psoas major, which by its anatomy can cause increased lumbar extension and hip flexion, causing the pelvis to tip anteriorly.
Quadriceps, particularly the rectus femoris, which also contributes to hip flexion.
Lumbar erectors, which cause lumbar extension.
Quadratus lumborum, if bilaterally tight, can cause increased lumbar extension.
Hip adductors, anterior pelvic tilt results in internal rotation of the femur. This will shorten the adductor musculature.
The long/inhibited muscles include:
Gluteus maximus, which causes hip extension and opposes the psoas major.
Hamstrings, this muscle can be tricky, It may be weak but appear tight simply because it is a synergist to the gluteus maximus and may be compensating.
Deep abdominal wall, this includes the tranverse abdominus, and internal obliques which may become inhibited due to facilitated lumbar erectors.
Oefening:
Floor Bridge
Planks
en het strechen van de ham strings/ hipflexion
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