Pelvic Forward Tilt With 3 Simple Steps For Correcting This Lower Abdomen Protrusion and Thin Thighs
The forward pelvic tilt is a common problem for many modern people, but it is not easy to notice! Forward pelvic tilt will not only cause the lower abdomen and the front of the thigh to protrude, but the calf will also look stronger. The following is a public rehabilitation practitioner’s “pelvic tilt” judgment method and 3-step correction exercise to easily correct the pelvic tilt problem!
First, stand against the wall with your back and hips close to the wall. If you can put a fist between the back and the wall, it means that you have a forward pelvic tilt. If the width is about 3 fingers wide, it means your posture is normal; if it is completely close to the wall The face represents a posterior pelvic phenomenon!
In the second step, be in a lying position and bend your legs to the outside of your body. Grasp your ankles with your hands and stretch them each time for 30 seconds. Do 5 sets a day. When doing this step, remember not to protrude buttocks, and stretch the thighs to feel tightness ~ This set of actions can help correct the protruding front of the thigh caused by the anterior pelvic tilt.
The last group of exercises is the bridge pose, which is very common for thin abdomen and buttocks. In addition to helping to train the abdominal and buttocks muscles, this group of exercises can actually correct pelvic forward tilt! First, lie down, place your hands on your sides and shoulder-width apart, then use your abdomen and buttocks to slowly lift your body up, and let your body line up from the chest to the knees. When you exhale, slowly move your body. Just put it down! Do this set of exercises 20 times a day.