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Why Your Hip Flexors Are Always Tight (And What To Do About It)
You foam roll them. You stretch them before every workout. You've tried the lunge matrix, the pigeon pose, the figure-four - and still, your hip flexors feel like two taut rubber bands that never fully release. Here's the question most people never get a real answer to: why do they keep coming back tight? The short answer: because you're treating the symptom, not the source. What Are Your Hip Flexors Actually Doing? Your hip flexors — primarily the psoas major and iliacus, co

Regan
Apr 173 min read


Most Common Causes of Knee Pain
In the United States, roughly 25% of adults report knee pain. There are roughly 700,000 knee surgeries that occur within a single year. But what happens if you address the symptom (pain) without addressing the reason it's there in the first place? This is where I hope to change your mind. Is Pain the Problem? Often times, people go to their doctor to determine the cause of knee pain. Next steps are usually to get an X-ray or MRI, you find some arthritis or some deterioration

Regan
Sep 8, 20254 min read
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