Mobility exercise
Front-Foot-Elevated Rotations
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A rotation drill with the front foot on a step that improves hip mobility and rotational control.
How to perform it
Place your front foot on a chair or box.
Find your balance through the stance.
Rotate your arms from one side to the other.
Move through a comfortable range and repeat.
Coaching cues
- Keep your balance
- Rotate through a comfortable range
- Keep breathing
- Stay controlled
Make it easier
Reduce the rotation.
Make it harder
Rotate further or hold a light object.
What it trains
Hip mobilityRotation controlBalanceCoordination
Programming
8–10 rotations per side, 1–2 sets.
General educational content, not individualized medical care. Use pain-free ranges and seek qualified guidance for injury, health, pregnancy or recovery concerns.
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