02/08/2026
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Anterior pelvic tilt is when the front of your pelvis points down, the stomach sits forward and the backside sticks out. Search it and you get the same list every time: stretch your hip flexors, strengthen your glutes, tuck under all day.
But anterior pelvic tilt is not a diagnosis. Plenty of people have it with no pain at all.
It matters when the pelvis only has one setting. It should move into anterior tilt, posterior tilt, rotation and lateral tilt. If you only ever use one, load builds around that one strategy.
So the question isn't "do I have an anterior pelvic tilt". It's "can my pelvis move in more than one direction, and can I choose which".
The exercises give you the options. Awareness the rest of the day is what keeps them. Sit on one side of your pelvis all morning, then drive home in the same position, and your body never feels anything different.