Executive Summary Golfers may experience hip pain due to repetitive movements, improper swing mechanics, muscle imbalances, inadequate warm-up techniques, underlying conditions like arthritis, or recovery from a recent surgery. Golf-inspired hip pain can be sharp or achy and radiate through the lower back or thighs. This pain may also be accompanied by stiffness and

Key Takeaways Hip bursitis is characterized by the inflammation of the fluid-filled sacs that serve as a buffer between bones, muscles, and tendons near the hip joint. This condition commonly causes pain and stiffness. Incorporating targeted exercises and stretches can strengthen muscles surrounding the hip joint while promoting flexibility and reducing inflammation. In addition

Executive Summary Some individuals may experience hip pain from cycling due to poor bike fit, improper posture, or overuse, but it may be manageable with proper adjustments and techniques. Strengthening and stretching hip muscles, gradually increasing cycling intensity, and maintaining a proper warm-up and cool-down routine can reduce strain and improve comfort. Using supportive

Key Takeaways Old age, osteoporosis, and poor balance can increase the risk of developing common fall-induced hip damage, such as fractures, dislocations, and soft tissue injuries that can cause pain, swelling, and difficulty moving. A physical examination, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), or X-rays may be required to obtain a diagnosis of your hip injury.

Key Takeaways Hip pain in runners can be caused by various conditions, ranging from arthritis and tendonitis to muscle overuse and ligament tears.  For short-term relief, you can rest and ice the affected area, try low-impact flexibility exercises, or take over-the-counter pain medication like ibuprofen.  If running still causes hip pain after trying the