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Fix Tight Hips in Just 10 Minutes a Day — Key Takeaways

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Fix Tight Hips in Just 10 Minutes a Day

Movesmethod10mJul 7, 2026

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Do this 10-minute hip routine daily, progressing isometric end-range holds from 5 seconds up to 30 seconds to build strength where flexibility is weakest.

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  1. 1mWhy your hips are locked
  2. 1m1. Resting-squat rock & bounce
  3. 2m2. Knee push-aways
  4. 3m3. Internal rotation
  5. 5m4. External rotation
  6. 5m5. 90/90 sit-to-stand
  7. 7m6. Glute bridges (3 variations)
  8. 9m7. Seated good-morning / pelvis tilt
  9. 10mGet to work

“It's a natural resting human position. So, if you've lost it, you better work hard at trying to reclaim it.”

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