Your hips didn’t know they were craving this 🤌
"Brainy What-Why-How"
Your weekly nibble of science-backed goodness to help you move better and feel unstoppable.
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What (the TL:DR)
Your hips weren’t built to be stiff little squares.
They’re wild, curvy, and very into variety 🕺 — and nothing gets them humming like a bit of triplanar movement.
Why (the geeky neurology)
Triplanar movement is just a fancy way of saying: move your body like it was meant to be moved — in all planes
- Sagittal
- Frontal
- Axial
Training the hips in all three planes:
- Builds juicy, resilient joints that can handle your weirdest shapes
- Lights up your brain-body connection (read: better control = sexier lines 💋 )
- Helps you move like you mean it — no more sticky hips in twisty shapes
- Keeps things spicy and balanced so one muscle doesn't hog the spotlight
How (apply it to your life)
Basically, draw imaginary circles in the air with your butt bones 🍑 🦴
✨ Here's a quick video showing how it looks in goddess pose
Go slow. Let it simmer. Feel the full arc of motion — your hips will thank you in all three dimensions.
...and yep, these sultry little circles are part of this Gentle Flow — part of our CARTWHEELS focus!
Because nothing says “ageless” like flinging yourself sideways with joy 🤸♀️
They’re fun, they train your whole body and brain, and they sneakily prep you for handstands and all-around side-body brilliance.
Got questions?
Get in touch!— I love hearing from you (and I definitely want to know how your hips are feeling after this one).
With sassy, saucy circles,
Adell xoxo
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