27/05/2026
Today in clinic I was working with a client experiencing significant tightness through the glutes, hips and inner thighs.
Using an integrative approach, I combined clinical soft tissue therapy with cupping therapy to help reduce tension through the lateral hip, adductors and surrounding fascial lines. Sometimes by working through the inner thigh we can also begin influencing patterns travelling into the hamstrings and quads too.
I also gave a simple movement exercise to explore at home:
From a cat position, gently round and flex through the spine while tucking the tailbone under, then slowly glide the body backwards in space. From there, return towards a neutral pelvis, lengthen through the spine and move forwards again. Repeating this with slight adduction of the leg can help explore mobility and control through the hips and pelvis in a different way.
As an integrative practitioner, I blend clinical soft tissue techniques with cupping therapy, hot stones, dry needling, movement and nervous system support to help people move with more ease and comfort.
Based in Laddingford near Paddock Wood.
If you’d like support with persistent tension, pain, movement restriction or nervous system overload, you’re welcome to book a free discovery call or a Clinical & Sports Massage Therapy session.
www.movewithease.org.uk