No matter if you're glued to your desk for hours on end or you're always on the move, even activities you love, like running or cycling, can trigger a chronic clenching in your psoas muscle. And ...
The lunge pose stretches the hip flexors and the psoas muscles. The psoas muscles connect the lower back to the upper thighs. The psoas can get tight if you spend a lot of your day seated.
4. Low lunge pose Why it helps: The low lunge pose stretches your psoas muscle — located deep within your low back and pelvis — which Baird says is a common culprit in nagging low back pain.
Within the triangle the following structures are encountered: conjoint tendon of the iliopsoas muscle; rectus femoris muscle; femoral canal. The psoas arises as a series of slips, each of which arise ...