The little-known cause of a TIGHT PSOAS Muscle - (Why psoas releases fail - Program Included)

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A tight psoas muscle is one of the most common complaints among those with back and hip pain.

However, a tight psoas muscle can be hard to address because of the conflicting information you see out there. Some say to stretch it, while other say to strengthen it.

But the truth is that these approaches miss one crucial component. And without it, you'll never release a tight psoas muscle.

That little-known cause of a tight psoas muscle is altered hip biomechanics. And it has little to do with strength, mobility, and flexibility. Instead, it has to do with coordinating your psoas muscle correctly during hip movement.

In this video we:

1. Reveal the root cause of a tight psoas muscle
2. Explain how to improve psoas tightness without psoas release techniques
3. Give a sample program you can use to retrain your psoas muscle to get rid of tightness for good

Chapters:

00:00 - Introduction
02:35 - What are the normal biomechanics?
04:41 - What is the "Psoas Solution?"
05:06 - Key Concepts and Cues
05:54 - How to know if you're doing it right?
06:26 - Exercise 1 - Hip Before Back Extension
09:26 - Exercise 2 - Hook-lying Hip Flexion
11:13 - Isolation - Integration Framework
11:54 - Exercise 3 - Back to Wall Close Hip Flexion
13:03 - Exercise 4 - Psoas Squat Pulldown
14:10 - Bonus Stretches
14:34 - Stretch 1 - Modified Pigeon Stretch
15:42 - Stretch 2 - Kneeling Hip Flexor Stretch
17:53 - Movement Foundations