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The “Hurdler” stretch reduces pressure at the lumbar level by lengthening the Rectus Femoris and the iliopsoas muscle. If these muscles are thigh the lumbar will be pulled forward and again placing pressure on the lumbar nerves that eventually become inflame the Sciatic Nerve