The piriformis is a hip stabilizing muscle. It is in the shape of a pyramid on it's side thus the name.
When you have low back subluxations and sacroiliac [pelvis]
subluxations this muscle will get tight. When I stretch our patients in
the butt area this is the muscle I am working on. Then the adjustment to
the hip is more complete. This muscle will limit most athletic activity
if not worked on.
When you have low back subluxations and sacroiliac [pelvis] subluxations this muscle will get tight. When I stretch our patients in the butt area this is the muscle I am working on. Then the adjustment to the hip is more complete. This muscle will limit most athletic activity if not worked on.
![The piriformis is a hip stabilizing muscle. It is in the shape of a pyramid on it's side thus the name.
When you have low back subluxations and sacroiliac [pelvis] subluxations this muscle will get tight. When I stretch our patients in the butt area this is the muscle I am working on. Then the adjustment to the hip is more complete. This muscle will limit most athletic activity if not worked on.](https://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash3/s480x480/48077_4900723561307_246440953_n.jpg)
