Exercises / Frog stretch
Frog stretch GIF
Figure
Male figure; the female figure follows.
Muscles
Background
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Get it in this lookWorked muscles
- Inner thighsMusculi adductores
- GlutesMusculus gluteus maximus
- Side glutesMusculus gluteus medius
- Hip flexorsMusculus iliopsoas
- Equipment
- No equipment
- Level
- beginner
- Loop
- One repetition, 5.5 seconds
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Part of the stretch pack, all 16 stretch variations: male figure (the female figure follows), GIF, WebP and MP4 at 480 and 720 px, commercial license.
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How to do a frog stretch
- Start on hands and knees with knees spread wider than your hips and toes pointed outward
- Lower your forearms to the ground while keeping your back straight and core engaged
- Slowly shift your weight backward toward your heels while maintaining the wide knee position
- Gently rock forward and backward to find areas of tension and gradually deepen the stretch
- Hold the deepest comfortable position for 30-60 seconds while breathing deeply
- Return to starting position slowly by pressing through your forearms and bringing knees closer together
Form tips
- Never force the stretch - progress gradually over time to avoid injury to the hip joints and groin muscles
- Keep your spine neutral and avoid rounding your back excessively during the movement
- Stop immediately if you feel sharp pain in your knees, hips, or lower back
- This stretch targets the hip adductors, hip flexors, and can help improve overall hip mobility and flexibility


















