The move is a favorite amongst trainers and athletes alike, but you may be wondering, what muscles does the hip thrust work, ...

Hips rotate forward causing lengthened hip flexors and shortened lumbar extensors (Figure A) After long term exposure to this positioning the muscles will adjust to these improper lengths. Figure C ...

In turn, this can trigger pain. Long explains: “Tight hip flexors can cause an anterior tilt of the pelvis [a forward lean], as well as cause opposing muscle groups like your glutes to switch off.

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but they must cut through muscles and soft tissues to access your hip. They may need to do this because of special conditions with your hip. Your recovery may take longer if your surgeon performed the ...