Side Lying Hip Adduction
Upper legsStrengthIntermediateNo equipment


A side-lying exercise raising the bottom leg against gravity, training hip adduction with body weight alone.
How to do it
- Lie on your side with your bottom leg straight.
- Bend your top leg and place its foot flat in front of the bottom thigh.
- Support your head with your bottom arm.
- Lift the bottom leg upward toward the ceiling.
- Lower the leg back down under control.
- Complete reps on one side, then switch.
Tips
- Keep your hips stacked vertically to avoid rolling backward.
- Keep the movement slow and deliberate through the short range of motion.
- Pause briefly at the top of each lift.
Muscles
Primary: Adductors
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Variations

Hip AdductionHip adduction machine · Intermediate

Side-Lying Hip Adduction HoldNo equipment · Intermediate





