An indication of an anterior tilt in the pelvis is shown by which posture cue?

• A. Balanced hip alignment
• B. Neutral pelvis with straight spine
• C. Hip position, restricted torso rotation and tilted spine angle
• D. Posterior tilting indicators

Answer: (C)

Anterior pelvic tilt shows up as a forward tilt of the pelvis, which shifts the hip position forward, can limit how freely the torso rotates, and tilts the spine angle forward rather than keeping it vertical. This combination—forward hip position, restricted torso rotation, and a tilted spine angle—best signals that the pelvis is tilted anteriorly. By contrast, neutral or balanced hips with a straight spine suggest no tilt, while posterior tilting would indicate a backward tilt of the pelvis, not forward. In practice, recognizing this cue helps assess how setup posture may influence spine angle and weight transfer during the swing.