Your adductors aren't tight. They're exhausted from covering for 3 muscles that quit years ago. You've been stretching the wrong muscle this entire time. ㅤ When your inner hips feel tight, the instinct is to stretch them. Foam roll the adductors. Hold a butterfly pose for 60 seconds. And it feels good in the moment. But the tightness keeps coming back because the adductors aren't the root cause, they're the symptom. They're picking up slack for muscles that stopped working: your glutes, your deep hip stabilizers, and your pelvic floor. When those muscles go dormant from years of sitting, your adductors have to grip hard just to keep your pelvis stable. That's not tightness from shortening. That's tightness from overwork. ㅤ The fix isn't more stretching. It's reactivating the muscles that created the problem, while teaching your adductors to release the death grip they've been holding. This reel gives you three drills that do exactly that. Each one pairs an inner hip stretch with an act...