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The pain started in waves in my lower back and travelled down my left thigh as I worked bent over my laptop on my couch—the ...

Tight and weak hip flexors can cause lower-back pain and affect your posture ... arms alongside your body and knee bent. Inhale and lift the buttocks off the ground, pushing down through the feet.

Others can walk but have vague pain in the hip, buttock, thigh, groin ... with walking isn’t directly related to a hip problem but rather a problem of the lower back. Sciatica or lumbar spinal ...

Plank passthrough, plank drag — whatever you call it, this core exercise engages muscles from head to toe as you maintain a plank while dragging a weight from side to side. It tests core strength, ...

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To address tight hips, add high knees, butt kicks, skipping, and running backward to your warmup. On strength training days, practice single-leg exercises that will target your glutes, like lunge and ...

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Lower it to complete a rep. Perform two sets of 12 reps on each leg to improve hip ... pain. Sit on a chair and cross one leg ...

“It’s people who have back-predominant or buttock-predominant pain,” Dr. Taliaferro said. “In my practice, those people are generally more in pain from the joints of the lower back. That’s the more ...