
Band Hip Adductions
Also known as:Standing Band AdductionStanding Banded Hip AdductionStanding Hip Adduction
Band Hip Adductions are like squeezing a honey pot between your knees - using a resistance band to pull across your body's middle. Perfect for stable legs!
Instructions
- Attach a resistance band to a fixed point near the floor.
- Stand with the side of your body facing the anchor point and loop the band around your inside ankle, ensuring it's tight enough to offer resistance.
- Hold onto a stable surface for balance if needed.
- Slowly bring your inside leg towards the midline of your body against the band's resistance.
- Pause briefly at the top and then slowly return to the starting position.
Benefits
- Strengthens the inner thigh muscles (adductors).
- Improves balance and stability.
- Enhances hip function.
Key Points
- Maintain an upright posture.
- Move slowly and with control.
- Make sure the resistance band is secured properly.
Common Mistakes
- Using too much momentum.
- Allowing the body to lean excessively.
- Not keeping the movements controlled.
Muscle Groups
Upper LegGlutes



