Your hips aren't permanently weak from sitting. Prolonged sitting shuts off your lower body, but standing and stretching every 60 minutes, like the Copenhagen stretch, rewires them. The speaker does sissy squats despite sitting constantly, proof that hips bounce back.
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Our hips are not old. They're actually very super intricate, meaning it adapts to your circumstance and to your habits. If you sit down 8+ hours, it will adapt to that. Your lower body will shut off. It will get a lot weaker. Everything below the waist will get a lot weaker, and you will face many imbalances. So what you want to do is that for every 60 minutes, you want to wake up and do this. Stretch your hips out. Please stretch your hips out. You know what I'm saying? You want to do things like this. Copenhagen, one of my go-to favorites too as well. You want to open up and stretch your hips out every 60 minutes. How do I know this? I happen to sit down a lot, but I have very, very strong joints. And I mean strong joints. I'm able to do all these things like sissy squats. Very strong joints. You know what I'm saying? So for every 60 minutes, you want to wake up and obviously fortify the body. It helps you. Trust me on that. So yes, your hips are not old. They're simply very much adaptive to your circumstance and habits. So you must rewind that. You must fix the imbalances by doing this every 60 minutes, trust me on that.