How to Do Double Pigeon Pose
Double Pigeon Pose is a glutes exercise using bodyweight, listed as beginner in the A90 Training Club catalogue.
Primary muscle
Glutes
Equipment
Bodyweight
Difficulty
Beginner
01 / Move with control
How to perform
How to do Double Pigeon Pose
- 01Sit on the floor and stack your right shin directly on top of your left shin.
- 02Align your ankles with your knees so your shins are parallel to the front of the mat.
- 03Place your hands on the floor beside you and sit tall through the crown of your head.
- 04Exhale and slowly hinge forward from the hips to deepen the stretch.
Same guidance shown inside the A90 app
02 / Anatomy
Muscles worked by Double Pigeon Pose
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Primary movers
- Glutes Extends the hip, your main power generator.
Stabilisers
- Core Stabilises the spine and transfers force.
- Lower back Stabilises the spine during lifts and bends.
- Forearms Grips and stabilises the wrist under load.
03 / A90 Coach
A90 Coach tip
Flex your feet to protect the knee joints and lean forward from the hips rather than rounding the spine.
Same coaching engine used inside the A90 app
05 / FAQ
Double Pigeon Pose questions
What muscles does Double Pigeon Pose work?
Double Pigeon Pose is catalogued as a glutes exercise in A90 Training Club, with the glutes as its primary muscle group.
How do you do Double Pigeon Pose correctly?
Sit on the floor and stack your right shin directly on top of your left shin. Align your ankles with your knees so your shins are parallel to the front of the mat. Place your hands on the floor beside you and sit tall through the crown of your head. Exhale and slowly hinge forward from the hips to deepen the stretch.
What is the A90 coach tip for Double Pigeon Pose?
Flex your feet to protect the knee joints and lean forward from the hips rather than rounding the spine.
Is Double Pigeon Pose suitable for beginners?
Double Pigeon Pose is rated beginner in the A90 Training Club catalogue.
Do you need equipment for Double Pigeon Pose?
No. Double Pigeon Pose is listed as a bodyweight movement in the A90 catalogue, so you can train it with no kit.
