Loosen Tight Hips With the Frog Stretch with Sea Lark Chiropractic

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In this video, Dr. Venessa Bartholomew DC, CCSP (Clear Lake, TX chiropractor) shows you how to do the frog stretch to loosen tight hips and groin. Hip mobility is important to alleviate and prevent low back pain and knee pain.
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Dr. Venessa Bartholomew DC, CCSP
Clear Lake, TX Chiropractor
Sea Lark Chiropractic
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Houston, TX 77062
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[@lilhard]

very good stretch, my hips are and been so stiff since my childhood, sometimes i wonder if it has something to do with my bone structure or it's just tissues and muscles stiffness, anyway i'll add this to my stretching routine

[@BaseballBarn]

One of the toughest stretches for me. Very challenging but also very rewarding.

[@indrer8392]

My physiotherapist told me to do frog stretches when I asked how to stretch my groin for karate stances, but we were running out of time for me to try. So pleased to find this video in great detail. Thank you!

[@asdf-oh4xg]

I do this every day, it's the most effective hip flexor stretch for me. getting old sucks lol

[@user-je8dd1qt3v]

Until I saw this tutorial I have not believed that frog stretch even works. Thank You Doctor

[@Marcothelab]

Saw this stretch in the video's thumbnail and knew it had to be the one. Once I followed your guidance and got deep into the stretch, I heard a couple pops and it felt amazing. Thank you!

[@aeb814]

Lordy, that’s a good one. I found your video super easy and helpful. I’ll let you know after a couple weeks of making this a regular part of my regiment.

[@reese3005]

I was so confused after another explanation. Thanks for simplifying what this stretch is.

[@SeaLarkChiropractic]

You're welcome!

[@user-cr3fz8lz2i]

Oh wow! That was awesome! It’s also an easy stretch to do once an hour after sitting for work.

[@alexisteague848]

I have horrible hip pain everyday at 28. This is the only stretch that gives some relief, but also hurts so bad.

[@MikeBaas]

Ditto!

[@queensberryrulez5306]

@@MikeBaas u aint 28

[@MikeBaas]

@@queensberryrulez5306 Close enough.

[@helenalarashi7301]

Amazing results after 2weeks of practicing your instructions

[@Lookinsideuniverse]

What was the results?

[@Lookinsideuniverse]

And how often and how long?

[@helenalarashi7301]

@@Lookinsideuniverse relief the pain

[@BaseballBarn]

I have found that I can get a deeper stretch by doing this on a soft surface like a bed. You can sink into it without putting unnecessary pressure on your knees.

[@TheArtOfBeingFreed]

Thank you sooo so much, wow what a stretch!

[@Lily-vq6wd]

Thank you! 😊 The explanation of how to do the pose was perfect! 😊

[@vivienh.3847]

Thanks! I always wondered what the correct form was, so I could stretch but not hurt myself. Great stretch ❤

[@mrkim5644]

Going to try this daily for a month.

[@taschendoof]

What was your result? Did it help to open your hips?

[@Sofia-zb6zz]

Thank you!

[@fatmashabara13]

That was really easy and helpful. Thanks a lot and I will definitely watch all your videos ❤️

[@pattymamasworld]

Today, is my first day! We'll see if it's working on me. Goodluck ladies who'll be doing this🥰. Thanks.

[@ConstructiveMinds100]

Quick, to the point and informative. ❤️💚💜💛💙

[@marcomagdy415]

Thanks a lot!

[@francis_clavel]

Thanks, very clear!

[@isailugo7783]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge 🙏

[@chilongqua265]

Wow, thank you

[@gnaneshwarrao174]

Thank you Dr.

[@shaneydarling6840]

My feet will not lay flat like that. Will they the more I practice?

[@bentrib1]

Very useful Thank you

[@callmedorian]

Thanks, Doc. I appreciate it :)

[@sabrinatscha2554]

Thanks!

[@jasonbourne5825]

Thanks a lot.

[@MAXENTA160]

Thanks mam

[@erikaquispebruno6043]

Que musculos trabaja la pose de la rana? Dorctara .

[@joynulislam7853]

Hi doc, I feel a pain in my hips when I do this, I don’t feel in the inner thigh stretch, am I doing it wrong or is my bone structure preventing me from being as flexible?

[@SeaLarkChiropractic]

This might be too intense of a stretch for you. You could work on your hip flexibility with other stretches and mobility exercise and then try again once your flexibility has improved. If you have very good hip flexibility then it could be the bone structure of your hips.

[@vanillaglue]

Try contracting while you do it...i.e. pushing inwards, resisting in the opposite direction of the stretch

[@Connorphippss]

I have such bad hips at 19 it hurts straight on the sides I can’t get into this position

[@paulsmart3848]

Looks amazing.. Is it good to do if you have arthritis hip.. Thx

[@SeaLarkChiropractic]

You could modify it and it could be beneficial for maintaining or improving range of motion. Try to bring the knees closer together or only go as wide as is comfortable and just go through your pain free range of motion and give it a try.

[@ricandoll7507]

Is this really good to induce labor? Or stretch pelvis???

[@aibmoloc511]

Thank you this felt so good!

[@puskarbhatt6688]

hello doc Is this excerise helpful for unlocking spine stiffness

[@SeaLarkChiropractic]

Hi Puskar, it could help with lower back stiffness but there are more effective ways to loosen up the spine. Check out our other videos for ideas!

[@Aslakki07]

Thank you! :-)

[@stephengrant8505]

Can this be done with a complete left hip replacement. Thanks

[@BrianH-sy3ko]

Gyaaat

[@margaretislas2916]

Can we do this on the sofa? Thanks

[@rebecahozuna119]

Buuuut, what if there's an injured knee? I fell and i feel like my hip is kinda 'stuck', my knee received the FULL impact, so it's sensitive and my ankle has suffered so many spraings that if it could, would've abandoned me. I got no family or the cash for medical, but when i got a mercy of help, i was told that i have NO fracture. Help??? I really want to be back as i was last year.

[@amygeron3003]

What if I turn my feet out and they can’t go flat? Is it good enough if the heels are off the ground some?

[@kenellem.6233]

Is it normal that when I spread my knees I can’t turn my feet out and put them flat like that? I really feel like it’s my bone structure that’s preventing me from doing this.

[@NoName-gu9tf]

Will this help towards doing the splits

[@indiaxlovee]

Definitely!

[@suryA-bu2ck]

If who are suffering hip pain, do this exercise,are they!

[@mtstans]

Any tips on knee pain while doing this? I typically don't feel knee pain doing other stuff (no prior injuries) but as I try to get deeper, my knees just get angry as heck at me. I'm going to try doing this wearing knee pads and using a floor mat next time.

[@bounce4982]

If it ain't a medical problem it's probably a muscle problem look up some sled pulls check our Ben Patrick for more he had surgery on both of his knees and all he does is exercises with the knees and tibia ect. Hope you find some peace ❤

[@jeffersonjunio6231]

How can I overcome this? I can't do the frog pose/stretch. I can do everything, even the pancake, but it scares a hell out off me. I can do the front splits. Now a I want my middle splits. I know the frog pose is and must-do, but I can't, I've tried this for 4 months. First I tried everyday, but I was getting too much soreness. I changed to two times/three a week, holding and bouncing 4 minutes, and yet I've got no progress. I feel pain during the training, and for one or two days after. I want to zero my frog pose. How can I overcome this?

[@jaiden2982]

hi im jaiden

[@endo9902]

the hip sockets feels very very weird and uncomfortable..very different than stretching other body parts.

[@ChinamanDrip]

Wowwww

[@paulsmart3848]

Do you have Facebook page to follow you on.. Thx

[@SeaLarkChiropractic]

Yes! Follow me here facebook.com/SeaLarkChiropractic

[@Agatecheetah542]

My groin is flexible but my hips are extremely tight :(

[@4musiclove123]

But don’t say doctor….

[@ariful.7445]

Mm

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