Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Rotary Banded Hip Rotations for hip stabilization strength. GREAT exercise for athletes (not hypertrophy).
After posting that two-banded rotary rotator cuff exercise, I had a great question from somebody asking if it could work with the legs, too.
The answer is YES... and it actually feels awesome.
This could be used with very light bands for rehab work and heavier bands (like I'm using) for building strength in the stabilizing muscles.
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When doing this one, focus on originating the movement with rotation at the hip joint.
For setup, I've got a pair light/medium bands looped around the rack rails. Both the rails are set about hip height.
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Nick Nilsson – Mad Scientist of Muscle
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Rotary Banded Hip Rotations for hip stabilization strength. GREAT exercise for athletes (not hypertrophy).
After posting that two-banded rotary rotator cuff exercise, I had a great question from somebody asking if it could work with the legs, too.
The answer is YES... and it actually feels awesome.
This could be used with very light bands for rehab work and heavier bands (like I'm using) for building strength in the stabilizing muscles.
----------------
Get my FREE Mass Targeting Specialization guide:
fitstep.com/goto/mass
----------------
When doing this one, focus on originating the movement with rotation at the hip joint.
For setup, I've got a pair light/medium bands looped around the rack rails. Both the rails are set about hip height.
FOLLOW ME
YouTube ► youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=nilssonnick
TikTok ► tiktok.com/@madscientistofmuscle
Instagram ► instagram.com/nicknilsson1
Facebook ► facebook.com/nicknilssonmadscientist
Nick Nilsson – Mad Scientist of Muscle
Topics covered on this channel include unconventional exercises, muscle specialization training, hypertrophy methods, gym equipment reviews and advanced strength training techniques.
