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    Seated Bent Knee To Chest Buttock Stretch Exercise Guide

    Seated Bent Knee To Chest Buttock Stretch demonstration

    Exercise Profile

    Target
    Gluteus Maximus
    Equipment
    Body weight
    Body Part
    Hips
    Primary Muscle
    Gluteus Maximus
    Secondary Muscles
    Hamstrings, Iliopsoas
    Intensity
    low
    Category
    stretching
    Skill Level
    beginner
    Estimated Calories
    2
    Alternate Names
    Knee-to-chest stretch

    How to: Seated Bent Knee To Chest Buttock Stretch

    1. Sit on the floor with both legs extended in front of you.
    2. Bend one knee and pull it towards your chest, keeping the other leg straight.
    3. Hold the stretch, feeling the stretch in your hips and glutes.
    4. Switch legs after holding the position for 15-30 seconds.

    Common Mistakes

    • Overstretching the muscles, leading to discomfort.
    • Not maintaining a straight back.
    • Rushing through the stretch without proper breathing.

    Modifications

    • Perform the stretch while seated on a cushion for additional comfort.
    • If flexion is difficult, keep the non-stretched leg extended.

    Tips

    • Keep your back straight and avoid rounding your spine.
    • Breathe deeply to enhance relaxation during the stretch.
    • Hold the stretch at the point of mild tension, not pain.

    Seated Bent Knee To Chest Buttock Stretch Alternatives

    Roll Hip Thrust

    Roll Hip Thrust

    Body Part: Hips

    Tags

    hip stretch
    glute stretch
    flexibility
    low intensity
    beginner
    body weight

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