Dynamic stability
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What is dynamic stability?
This parameter measures the side-to-side wobble of your hips and provides insight into your ability to stabilize your hips while running. A lower score, shown as orange or red, indicates poor hip control which increases the work of your stabilizing muscles. This reduces your running efficiency (or how much energy you consume) and increases the risk of overuse injuries (e.g. MTSS, ITB syndrome)
Illustration of the side-to-side movement of your hips
How to improve your dynamic stability?
Dynamic stability training is a great way to strengthen the muscles that help stabilize your pelvis while running, such as your abs, back, and glutes. With a progressive series of exercises, you can develop your muscles from isolated work to more dynamic movements, helping you feel more stable while you run.
Example exercises
* Please note that the exercises provided are for illustrative purposes only and may not be suitable for everyone. We recommend discussing these exercises with your Runeasi-expert to determine if they are appropriate for your individual needs and abilities.
Hip flexor mobility / flexibility
Exercises
Isolated/Static stability – glutes
Exercises
Isolated/Static stability – abdominals
Exercises
Dynamic stability
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Reactive stability