Frog Stretch: Hip Mobility Drill to Improve Rotation, Reduce Back Pain & Golf Longevity
Target hip flexors and inner hips with the frog stretch. Improve rotation, ease back pain, and add freedom in the golf swing for better performance and longevity.
Key Points
Purpose:
- Mobility focus varies per golfer, but two essential areas for everyone are the thoracic spine and the hips.
- Improving mobility in these areas supports better golf swing positions, reduces back pain, and improves longevity.
- The Frog Stretch targets hip flexors and inner hips
- Great for opening up the hips and reducing restrictions in internal and external rotation.
- Use this as a go-to mobility drill to reduce back issues and improve hip freedom in the swing.
Setup and execution:
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Start on all fours: hands under shoulders, knees under hips.
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Move knees wider than hips, then slowly sit back towards your feet.
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Hold the position where you feel a stretch in your hips — about 30–40 seconds.
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For a deeper stretch, lower your forearms and chest closer to the ground.
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