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Fire Hydrant

  • Hip & Pelvis,
| 04/06/2026

On hands and knees, keep the knee bent and lift one leg out to the side like a dog at a hydrant. Keep the pelvis level and avoid twisting the trunk, then lower. Targets the gluteus medius.

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