By Athlete's Care on June 04, 2026
Struggling to hit depth in your squats? Feeling restricted during deadlifts? Or spending long hours sitting at a desk each day?
Tight hips can limit mobility, affect lifting mechanics, and contribute to stiffness and discomfort both in and out of the gym. The personal trainers at Athlete's Care Leaside share three simple exercises designed to improve hip mobility, help you move more efficiently, and get more out of your training.
Whether you're looking to improve your squat depth, optimize your deadlift setup, or simply counteract the effects of prolonged sitting, these exercises can be a valuable addition to your routine.

This exercise targets the deep hip rotators and helps improve internal and external hip rotation.
How to perform it:
Perform: 3x8 reps per side.

Tight hip flexors are common among individuals who spend much of the day sitting.
How to perform it:
Perform: 3x30 seconds per side.
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This mobility exercise helps activate glutes, allowing the muscle to contribute to your workout.
How to perform it:
Perform: 3x10 reps
Hip mobility plays an important role in efficient and comfortable movement, whether you’re doing deadlifts, squats, sitting for long periods, or staying active through your regular day-to-day activities. Adding a few targeted mobility exercises to your routine can help reduce stiffness, improve movement quality, and keep you feeling your best.
If you’re struggling with recurring hip tightness, the team at Athlete’s Care can help assess your movement and develop a personalized plan to keep you feeling strong and injury-free.

