19 Groin-Saving Stretches That Will Help You Bounce Back from Injury
17. Kneeling Adductor Rock-Back Stretch

Start on all fours, then extend one leg out to the side with the foot flat on the floor and toes pointing forward. Keeping your spine neutral and core engaged, slowly rock your hips back toward your heel, pushing into the extended leg’s inner thigh. You’ll feel a targeted stretch in the adductors and groin. Rock back and forth gently for 8–10 reps, then switch sides. This dynamic stretch improves flexibility without forcing static tension—great for active recovery and regaining mobility without risking overstretching healing tissue.