In this solo episode of the David Grey Rehab podcast, episode, David addresses the debate of tucking versus untucking the pelvis. He expresses his opinion that, in most cases, he prefers to leave the pelvis alone and avoid cueing for tucking or untucking. Specifically, he believes that tucking the pelvis is not beneficial in standing up drills such as split squats, hinges, wall acceleration drills, or plyometrics. Instead, he suggests alternative methods to achieve a slight posterior tilt or posterior expansion, such as using a front-loaded position, reaching the arms in front, or maintaining heel pressure. Be sure to hit the like and subscribe button! _____ (00:00:00) Introduction [00:03:32] The pelvis and motion. [00:04:08] Pelvic movement in different planes. [00:08:10] Neutral pelvis and exercise variations. [00:12:21] Pelvic tilt and posture. [00:17:19] Pronation drill and pelvic hike. [00:22:37] Cueing the hip lock. [00:24:07] Rotating towards the stance leg. [00:28:10] Zircher position and its variations. [00:33:39] Using kickstand hinge technique. [00:35:29] Robbing people’s ability to hinge. _____ Connect with David Grey Rehab: 🦶 Check out our Foot & Achilles Rehab Program 🔗 Visit the DGR Interactive platform 🌎 Visit our website 📸 Follow David Grey Rehab on Instagram 🎙️ Subscribe to our YT & listen to more podcast episodes

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