The adductor muscles are big and VERY important to the body. But unfortunately they are often neglected and underdeveloped.
The adductors play a very important role in leg movement and function. Besides pulling the leg back to the mid-line, they also help internally rotate the leg. They help you walk, stand, climb, run…
Wouldn’t it make sense to keep these muscles as healthy as possible? Use these 3 inner thigh stretches and see some great things happen to your groin flexibility.
Stretch #1: Deep Squat Pry
Stretch #2: Butterfly Stretch
Stretch #3: Frog Pose
Spend 15-30s on each stretch doing multiple sets.
These are great stretches. Thank you for sharing. I will totally incorporate these in my morning and evening stretches. The other area that I am stiff on is my back. I used to be able to do the butterfly stretch and lean all the way forward or when I had my legs out in front I could put my chest to the floor or to my legs, I can’t even come close to that now? Any suggestions?? Thank you for all that you do. Dennis
Thank you, Great information for someone trying to keep flexible as old age creeps up.
Thanks for the positive feedback! Keep on stretching! 🙂
Great stretches especially for the groin area…turning 60 in December…getting back in shape with short intervals of strength training, stretching and all over mvmt…thank you for the info…awesome stuff!
Great stretches indeed! You’ve got this, Dana! Thanks for the kind words! 🙂