Psoas Minor: The Hip Cradler

The psoas minor is a muscle found in approximately 40% of people. It extends from the back of the midspine to the front of the hips. While everyone possesses a psoas muscle, the minor muscle serves as a smaller counterpart, gently cradling the main muscle. Its role may include contributing to movements involving bending and straightening at the hips.

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