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- The Reformer feet in straps frog press is an exercise that targets the inner thighs, gluteal muscles, hamstrings, and deep core stabilisers.
- It improves hip strength, pelvic control, and lower limb alignment while encouraging controlled movement through the hips.
- The spring resistance of the Reformer also helps develop coordination and muscular endurance without excessive joint loading.
- Lie on your back on the reformer carriage with your head supported and your arms relaxed by your sides.
- Place both feet into the straps with the knees bent and turned slightly outward, heels together and toes apart in a frog position.
- Press the carriage away by extending the hips and straightening the knees while maintaining the heels together and knees tracking outward.
- Straighten the legs only as far as you can without losing pelvic stability or arching the lower back.
- Slowly bend the knees to return to the starting position with control.
- Complete repetitions as prescribed by your physiotherapist.