Stability Ball Lying Abductor Stretch

The half-lying abductor stretch with the back on a stability ball: one bent leg crosses the straight one and the arm draws its knee toward the opposite shoulder.

How to do it

Setup

Seated on the floor leaning back against a stability ball, one leg long, the other knee bent with its foot set across the straight leg.

Steps

  1. Hug the bent knee with the opposite arm.
  2. Draw it toward the opposite shoulder until the outside of the hip stretches.
  3. Hold and breathe, then release and switch legs.

Common mistakes

Ball rolling away: set it against a wall or keep the feet firm. Rounding over the knee: sit tall against the ball. Hips tipping toward the bent leg: both sit bones stay down.

Breathing

Slow and even through the hold.

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