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The Hip Flexor & Hip Labrum Injury. Ginger, in a pose that stretched the hip flexor of the top leg. Ginger in dancerâs pose Â©2004. Why the Hip Flexor is Important in Hip Labrum Injury. The post discusses the hip flexors (known as the iliopsoas) and their importance in the hip cartilage (acetabular labrum) injury. This post will inform you of important anatomy that will help you make more informed decisions about your health care.
The hip flexors (psoas) are the most important muscle for hip flexion (moving your leg forward). The most important muscle for extending your hip (moving your leg back) is the gluteus maximus. Both of these muscles obviously attach high on the hip and control the femur bone (upper thigh).