Physical Therapy & Performance Training for Hip Pain
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Does this sound like you?
Are you dealing with any of the following?
Femoroacetabular impingement(FAI)
Groin strain
Hip arthritis
Hip arthroplasty
Hip dysplasia
Hip fractures
Hip impingement
Hip instability
Hip labral tear
Hip resurfacing
Osteitis Pubis
Piriformis syndrome
Post-operative rehab
Snapping hip syndrome
Total hip replacement
Trochanteric bursitis
And more!
Our 3 Step Process For Hip Pain
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Reduce Pain
Early intervention is aimed at identifying the root cause and utilizing techniques to provide you with enough relief to move into higher level movement and exercise
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Optimize Movement
Once pain is managed, we teach you how to move better through all the joints of your pelvis, hip, knee, ankle, and foot to better distribute stress in everything that you do
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Build Strength, Power, & Endurance
Once you are moving better, we teach you how to safely build more lower body strength and capacity through a program that will help you continue your progress and prevent re-injury
Hip Pain FAQs
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Not necessarily — and not yet, in many cases. Plenty of people with hip arthritis get significant relief and function back with progressive strengthening. A replacement is the right call when quality conservative care has been exhausted and your life is still limited, not before.
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It can be hard to tell — hip and back pain refer to overlapping areas. That's exactly what the evaluation is for. We differentially test both so we're treating the actual driver, not guessing.
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Stretching alone rarely fixes hip pain long-term. Tight-feeling hip flexors are often weak hip flexors. Strengthening through full ranges does more for lasting relief than any stretch routine.
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Usually yes, with modification. We adjust load, volume, and range while we build the hip's capacity back up — the goal is keeping you active through rehab, not sidelining you for months.
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No. Direct access in California — book with us directly.