resistance band seated hip abduction
Description
The resistance band seated hip abduction is an effective exercise that targets the glutes and hip flexors.
Starting Position
Sit on a chair with your back straight, the resistance band looped around both legs just above the knees.
Technical Execution
Open your legs outwards against the resistance of the band, then return to the starting position in a controlled manner.
Range of Motion
Focus on a full range of motion by spreading the legs as far apart as comfortably possible.
Variations
To increase difficulty, use a band with higher resistance or perform the exercise standing.
Common Mistakes
Common mistakes include using improper form, not engaging the core, and using a band with incorrect resistance.
Practical Advice
Focus on squeezing the glutes at the top of the movement and maintaining tension in the band throughout the exercise.
Additional Notes
Avoid rounding the back and ensure proper alignment of the hips and shoulders.
Difficulty Level
Intermediate
Equipment Needed
Band
Primary Muscles
glutes
Secondary Muscles
hip flexors
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