Single-Leg Bridge on the Roller | Foam roller exercise in 3D
Single-Leg Bridge on the Roller: supine (one heel on the roller), keeping the pelvis level on one leg. Preparation, 4 movement phases, points to check and cautions, with a 3D model you can pause and rotate.
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Position and focus
Supine (one heel on the roller) · Keeping the pelvis level on one leg
Keeping the pelvis level on one leg
Starting position
Lie on your back with your right heel on the roller placed across. Lift your left leg until the hip and knee are at right angles.
Movement phases
1. Set up
Press lightly into the roller with your right heel and keep your pelvis level.
2. Lift the pelvis
Breathing out, lift your buttocks.
3. Hold the position
Hold at a height where the pelvis does not tilt to either side and the roller does not wobble.
4. Lower the spine
Lower the spine from the top down. Repeat on the other side.
What to check yourself
Is the pelvis dropping on the side of the lifted leg? Is the roller rolling?
Coaching points for instructors
Before progressing, first confirm that the client can lift without wobbling in the two-leg bridge. The 3D view shows support on the right leg.
Caution
Do not press hard through pain. Stop if you feel sharp pain, numbness or dizziness. If you have osteoporosis, pain under treatment, have had surgery or are pregnant, check with your healthcare professional. If the back of your thigh cramps, lower down immediately and rest.
These English notes describe a prototype model. Stretch and foam roller lessons have not yet been reviewed by the supervising instructors. They are not medical advice or an individual exercise prescription.
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