90/90 hip switches
Builds the hip internal/external rotation that cutting and kicking demand.
What it works
Glutes, Hip rotators
How to do it
- 1Sit with your front leg bent 90° in front and your back leg bent 90° to the side.
- 2Keeping your chest tall, lower both knees over to the opposite side under control, then come back.
- 3Don't push into your hands.
- 4It builds the hip internal and external rotation that cutting, kicking and squatting depend on — most stiff-hip athletes get real range back within a few weeks.
Cues that matter
- ›Sit tall, chest proud
- ›Lower both knees under control
- ›Don't let the hands take your weight
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