How To Rehab Pulled Adductor Muscle
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The Adductor Loading Strategy
Adductor strains occur either from chronic overload or a sudden stretch. While the treatment used to include rest and icing, progressive strengthening exercises can help to speed up the recovery process. This video demonstrates a 3-step exercise progression.
Step 1: Side-Lying Isometric
In the early stages, the adductor muscles may not tolerate movement under tension. Use a side-lying leg raise to introduce static load. Hold this position for 30 to 45 seconds to build initial tolerance without irritating the injury site.
Step 2: Sumo Squats
Once you can handle an isometric hold, we introduce movement and increased range. The wide stance of the sumo squat shifts the demand onto the adductor complex. The key is tempo: perform these slowly over 6 to 8 seconds, adding external load only as your pain levels allow.
Step 3: Copenhagen Plank
The final stage of the progression focuses on building strength during the eccentric phase of the movement. By lifting the hips and squeezing the legs together, you are forcing the adductors to stabilize the entire body. Maintain the same controlled 6 to 8-second tempo to ensure the tissue is conditioned for sport-specific demands.
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