218K views · 1.9K reactions | A creative way to stretch the psoas muscle! Use extra padding under the hips for a bit more comfort. Remember to only work with exercises that match your ability. If this is too challenging I have a variety of levels and modifications on my page  #yogatutorial #hipflexors #psoasstretch | Abi Mills Yoga | Facebook

41 reactions | The psoas is a primary core stabilizer and hip flexor,...

818K views · 6K reactions | A tight psoas (deep hip muscle) can compress surrounding nerves and organs, including the bladder. This tension may lead to urgency, frequency, or pelvic discomfort. It’s common in people with poor posture, prolonged sitting, or stress. Releasing the psoas through gentle stretching or movement can reduce pressure and support better bladder function. Always listen to your body. #seniorworkout #hipflexorstretch #beginnersworkout | Abi Mills Yoga | Facebook

674K views · 6.6K reactions | The bladder and psoas muscle are anatomically and functionally interconnected, and problems in one can influence the other. #yogaforhips #pelvicfloorhealth #beginnersyoga | Abi Mills Yoga | Facebook

1.8M views · 13K reactions | A tight psoas muscle can compress surrounding nerves, including the iliohypogastric, ilioinguinal, and genitofemoral nerves, which influence bladder function. Additionally, its attachment to the pelvis and lumbar spine may create tension, leading to pelvic floor dysfunction and improper bladder control, causing urgency, frequency, or discomfort. #mobilitytips #seniors #physio #beginnerworkout | Abi Mills Yoga | Facebook