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Conor Harris

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Published: February 19, 2024
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Do you feel like one of your glutes just doesn’t seem to “activate” or even grow as much as the other one? This is more common than you think, and there’s a biomechanical reason why this happens. Here’s how to fix the issue at its root cause:

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Please note I am exaggerating the amount of movement at the pelvis/SI joint for visual demonstration purposes

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Image in tweet by Conor Harris
Image in tweet by Conor Harris
Image in tweet by Conor Harris
Image in tweet by Conor Harris

You would know which side your pelvis/sacrum is turned to based on the following measurements being better on the side it’s turned to: - Hip internal rotation - Straight leg raise - Hip extension And the side that the pelvis/sacrum is turned away from would generally have better: - Hip external rotation - Hip flexion - Hip abduction

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