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Oct 9, 2019 59 min

36: The SI Joint - Part 2

from The Yoga Addiction Hosted by Natalie Senger and Sandy Huen

In this episode, we continue our discussion of the sacroiliac joint (SI joint), touching on the hip flexor group of muscles and the transversus abdominis. We explain why these muscles are important in the healthy function of the joint and how we can draw more awareness into creating balance in them. Finally, we finish off by discussing twists and how twists may positively or negatively affect the SI joint. // IN THIS EPISODE // Quick overview of what we covered in our last episode on the SI joint (6:26) Why the iliopsoas is so important to the SI joint (9:22) Which poses can tell us if the iliopsoas is tight? (19:35) Balancing the strength and flexibility of the psoas with the quads (21:55) Overly stretching the hip flexors can be very irritating for the hips (26:40) Neurokinetic Therapy on Instagram about the sartorius (it can compensate for the quads) - The sartorius can flex the hip and flex the knee (27:03) How does the transversus abdominis affect the SI joint? (31:30) The TVA helps traction the spine a bit; resists gravity (40:47) How twists can affect the SI joint (43:50) // RESOURCES & LINKS // Youtube Video: SI Joint anatomy & biomechanics Yoga Addiction Podcast on the Trasversus Abdominis Follow us on Instagram @natandsandyyoga Rad Roller - The myofascial release tools we use every day DISCOUNT - 10% off all Wanderlust Regular Admission Events for 2019 Sign Up for our Monthly Newsletter

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