Do you think this could be used on the hip also?
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dunless u were lying in bed, there would be no way to keep this in the hip while up and around
468591
It is definitely outside the waistband, when placed correctly on the hip makes for fast access. Inside you may want a kingtuck.
150023
I would say yes. I currently use the medium(green) band around my ankles to strengthen my hips as well. I hope this helps.
252876
yes it is. it is not the best quality because the material tear off after a while on the holes you see on the photo... but works to hold the hip... or at least to have the feeling of....
181966
yes, it takes the holster off the leg restraint and puts on hip. In competition shoots holster must not be on leg so lots of people use this to get some relief on draw.
1264713
I think so. I got it to use after my hip replacement and its so comfy I am still using it.
697069
I believe it would. I use mine on a chair because I had hip surgery and It firm and hold your back straight.
1528047
I would say yes in that it creates a smooth circular motion for the hip joint. I use my device about 16 minutes in the evenings to loosen up my hips (mild arthritis) before retiring for the night.
923297
I am sure that you could. It might be a little tighter on the ankle than the wrist.
425177
Snapped together the material has some rigidity but it flexes easily at the joint. This would make using it on something other than a totally flat surface a little iffy. My main concern with your proposed setup would be how it would wear long term.
565777
I would think it would. As you balance you are utilizing smaller muscle groups such as hip flexors ( those tendon feeling muscles on the front of your hips) along with your abdominal muscles which support the lower back and hip area.
2102489
I suppose but am not sure how that would work the core. I'm assuming you'd be sitting. I don't think you'd get much of a workout with it that way. Just my opinion.
1052068
I don't think I would use mine for that. It would be easy to grab skin there and really hurt or pinch. The skin on your legs is much tighter.
2186520
Maybe if you have two... There are ways to use that can stretch your hip flexors. But if you're primarily looking for a full split stretcher, this is not the one.
330253
I don't see why not. Used it on my own knees and worked really well. Pain was gone almost instantly. Obviously doesn't fix the underlying problem
1837329
I think it would help a lot. I find it also helps the impact on your joints as well. Very shock absorbing
985906
I have a bad left hip joint so I only use the left leg to keep the weight off hip joint when walking. It does the job . I also use a elbow crutch the same way. Seems to work just as well.