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Bring your front leg back to the top of a push-up position, and alternate legs for anywhere from 5 to 10 reps each leg. If you’re totally lost on what your warm-up should look like, well then you’re in luck, because I have a program for that.

All audio, visual and textual content on this site (including all names, characters, images, trademarks and logos) are protected by trademarks, copyrights and other Intellectual Property rights owned by Hasbro or its subsidiaries, licensors, licensees, suppliers and accounts. Sure, in the comics that spiderman often enters into the position that’s come to be known as the spiderman stretch, but without this niche knowledge of spiderman’s typical postures, you’d have no way of knowing.It’s the same as the spiderman with t-spine rotation, but at the end of the movement, you straighten the front leg to get a hamstring stretch. Imagine swinging into the newest Spider-Man adventure with Spider-Man figures, vehicles, and roleplay items inspired by the Spider-Man universe. With this Stretch Shot Blaster, kids can imagine they are thwarting villains with powerful new webs.

In a sentence, tight hips mean the lower back has to work harder and do the job the hip extensors (glutes and hamstrings) should be doing. During a training program, I use it as active rest in between exercises to continually work on hip mobility. For me, the “spiderman stretch” refers to any exercise where one leg is in the bottom of a squat position while the other reaches back and both hands are inside the leg.Spiderman has really impressive hip mobility, which allows him to comfortably get into positions like this. LOOK FOR MORE SPIDER-MAN ROLE PLAY GEAR: Attach to Web Bolt Blaster for an extreme web blasting experience. If you’re an aspiring athlete, I assure you that you can and will see great results from incorporating stretching exercises such as the Spiderman into your routine. I’ll admit it can be kind of a pain to set up and you may get some weird looks, but it’s a solid option to take things deeper.

One leg is both flexed (like the bottom of a squat) and externally rotated, which means you’re actively shoving the leg outward to improve your hip external rotation. If you imagine this like a squat, then you’re improving your ability to sink deeper into the squat with more hip flexion. Kelly Starrett in his book, Becoming a Supple Leopard has a more descriptive (but more confusing) name for this: Single Leg Flexion with External Rotation.If you’re not sure what this looks like, imagine how you’d brace yourself if you were about to get punched. While you’re in the spiderman stretch position, you can add some thoracic spine mobility to the drill by reaching the arm (same side as the front leg).