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Standing adductor stretch (stretch)

Fitness enthusiasts also find standing lateral adductor stretching highly popular. This exercise, also known as the Standing Groin Stretch, comes in various variations.

In standing adductor stretching, you position yourself upright and extend one leg laterally outward. The weight subtly shifts towards the opposite direction, with the inner side of the foot supporting the leg. An alternative position involves kneeling on the floor with the non-stretched leg. Your hands support your body in front of you, approximately shoulder-width apart, with your arms slightly bent. The upper body gently leans forward while maintaining mostly straight alignment.

To stretch the adductors on one side of your body, you tend to shift your weight towards the other side. A slight bending of the leg enhances the stretch further. The execution in the kneeling variant is similarly straightforward to standing adductor stretching, allowing you to proceed in the same manner.


Stressed muscles and common mistakes

Additional details about the engaged muscles and recurring errors in performing the exercise "Standing Adductor Stretching (stretching)" can be found on the website "Stretching Adductors."


Alternative variants to standing adductor stretching (stretching)

To add more variety to your training, you can also try similar exercises or other variations of the "Standing Adductor Stretching (stretching)" exercise.


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