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- Which Split is Easier and Faster to get? Front Split or Side Split ? – EasyFlexibility
Which Split is Easier and Faster to get? Front Split or Side Split ? – EasyFlexibility
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Whatsapp The answer comes from two places. Experience and Observation The science of kinesiology, on which the Zaichik Stretching techniques are based. Side Split You see side split requires a lot less muscles to be stretched than the front split. (True or Squared Front Split) All you need is: 4 adductors 1 hip flexor medial hamstrings Stretching wise that's 5 exercises. ( You'll see why 5 in a second) Front Split While to get into a good front split, you need a lot more. 6 Hip Flexors, 4 adductors and that's just the back leg. Medial and Lateral Hamstrings (4 heads in total) another head of adductor magnus glutes piriformis. That's 8 techniques for the back leg. (7 if conservative) And 6 for the front leg ( 5 if conservative). So Which One is Easier? You see 5 exercise for
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