Obturator internus is a hidden gem of hip strength, located deep in the pelvis and attaching to the femur. Its main job is rotating the hip outward and stabilizing the joint during motion. From walking and running to squatting and climbing, it keeps the hip secure and powerful. Though unseen, it plays a big role in smooth lower body coordination. Without it, balance and control in hip movement would feel unsteady. #ObturatorInternus #HipStability #LegStrength #LowerBodyControl #BoneZone | Bone Z

Obturator Externus - Origin, Insertion, Action, 3D Model | AnatomyZone

Obturator internus muscle