Yes, at 74, I have been told that I have trochanteric bursitis and trochanteric pain syndrome. I’ve been dealing with it on both hips for the last year. Nothing helped, exercise, physio, stretching, until I found your video. I felt some improvement with the tennis ball drill right after my first try. I found the tennis ball too soft so I switched to a harder rubber Lacrosse ball ($4.99 at Sports Chek) I am in awe! After 5 days, my “bursitis” on both sides is almost non existent! Thank you, I’m so grateful.
What I love is that a surgeon is in the team because, surgery is the favorite diagnosis, for many doctors, even phisios, and surgery if avoided is for the best. Great team.
I come from a medical family in which anyone outside of traditional medical training was referred to as a quack. Now, at age 76, I pretty much avoid doctors like the plague. Especially as I now live in Italy. When you go to your GP, (who never even takes your BP) they give you a Rx and send you to a specialist, who gives you another Rx, and on it goes until you're near death from either a disease, or a syndrome that might have been diagnosed by asking the right questions. The GP I had as a child--the kind that came to your house--was a great diagnostician because he asked questions. They don't seem to exist anymore. Now doctors are more apt to tell you something than ask you anything. Medicine has made great progress when it comes to pharmaceuticals and surgery. Instinct and thinking have been left behind.
I am 26, born and raised in Italy and sadly everything you stated is true, all the GP does is bounce you between specialists and exams, following what seems to be a procedure that is metodically apllied without any consideration of symptoms and circumstances. I have lost track of the countless Rx's I had to take when it was obvious that the problem wasn't in the bones, as well as I have lost count of the times I tried to carefully explain symptoms to a doctor that simply ignored any information that wasn't the result of an exam. Medicine stops being a truly empirical science if empirical evidence is dismissed in favor of the mechanical application of a formal procedure @@elenalatici9568
I have had pain in my left hip for most of my life, after a car wreck as a passenger at 16 with my knees hitting the dash and knocking my hips out of alignment. Now its been about 35 years ago and the pain is excruciating. I recently found out I have a pinched nerve L5-S1 and "they" say when I get back surgery to release nerve infringement hip will be better and have given me two hip shots that do absolutely nothing. Mri showed no Arthritis and they are not hearing me about how bad it is. I am starting these today with great hope of relief! Thank you!
My doctor wants to do a PRP shot into my hip to treat my bursitis. So glad I came across your video. Used the tennis ball and foam roller last night and for the first time in a while, was able to sleep on the bad hip without any anti inflammatory pills. The tennis ball helped me find the exact location of my hip pain.
Thank-you again precision movement. Had my first pain free jog this morning in months. The changes were instant.. but took about 3 days to take full effect. I will continue these movements on an ongoing basis.
Yea, I’d like more episodes like this with an explanation of what can cause it and why we are doing these exercises. Fantasy! Thank you. Just started and have some relief already!
I’ve had this for my entire adult life. I am also a Pain NP. This video is awesome and will be supporting a change in my treatment recommendations based on the evidence. Thank you!!!!
Thank you for this informative and I'm hoping helpful video. I'm going to give it a go. Unfortunately, I think you are correct that most family physicians aren't equipped to properly diagnose these kind of issues. Appreciate as well that it doesn't require a lot of equipment.
This was fascinating. Like, seriously. I think it's super helpful to see how people come up with solutions. Especially, when people are being misdiagnosed. ESPECIALLY by two people, who seem genuinely interested in helping others...and they are highly educated and experience. So yeah, I would totally dig more episodes like this. ty
I can't thank you two enough! These simple excercises work! I have spent countless hours doing limited mobility excercises, PT, and medication ( which I almost never take), only to find that the tennis ball worked! I had instant relief and more mobility in my hip than I have had in over a year. I also thought the knee bends, which I cringed before doing, would be something I couldn't do. But I did and I felt better too. Sharing far and wide! P.S. Yes I do have flat feet and it's true, I have been overcompensating for years via my knees. I will continue to strengthen and tone and excercise. 😊
Great job! Thanks so much for sharing your story and stopping by to try out our content. Keep us posted on your progress and let us know if you ever need more support :) - Coach Joshua, Team PM
Thank you so much for this video, even the title offers relief, bursitis is a scary word and to know that there is a chance it is not bursitis is positive in itself and offers hope.
Love it! The functional medicine approach right up my street! I’ve had back spasms frequently most of my adult life ( L4/5 discectomy at 31) I know it’s not my back or my hip and understand the complexity of all the musculature and tendons interacting. Thank you, very helpful!
People! Believe these two experts. I did Coach E’s Hip Mobility program prior to my hip replacement and my surgeon was amazed at my prep; he predicted my post-op recovery time will be minimal and it was!
@@mrpentium It was inevitable and I chose to do the program as "pre-hab". I was able to have an anterior approach with little issues. I was living with pain for years and had 3 shots prior. That's why surgery. I had a good outcome!
Was just diagnosed with hip bursitis and I’m only 33. I was already in physical therapy for my back anyway so now we’re starting treatment for the bursitis
Wow! Thank you for this information and video. I hope I saved this correctly b/c I want to do these exercises. I've also been told I have IT band and Greater Trochanter Bursitis. I think at 74 that's the regular dx even though I've never actually seen my Ortho Doctor face to face and his dx was base on MRI (without Contrast). I'm scheduled for cortisone and I'm thinking Im gonna pass on that.
I’m not really sure what the root cause of my issue is. I’ve been feeling pain in my hip and lower back on one side for over two years now. MRI shows no issues. I will try out this routine, thank you!
Thank you so much for all your great work! Would you have recommendations for something that feels like iliopsoas bursitis (or the pain: pinching hip during hip flexion) ? I also feel like I have an iliopsoas tendinopathy. I've started your exercices to fix internal snapping hip syndrome and to strenghen the psoas, hopefully that will help for the tendonopathy!
Hi! You are welcome and thanks for watching. The content that you referred to will be helpful. Also, check this out: ruclips.net/video/IRBAUtNQn9k/видео.htmlsi=Pv9AJlvdXjxKmb1S Let us know if you have any more questions :) - Coach Joshua, Team PM
I wish I saw this video a year ago,three Drs.and nobody had a clue,finally saw an orthopedic Dr.and he got it right,gave me a shot,doing therapy,pain on hip is gone,still having issues in groin.
Awesome thank you. Is exactly what I am experiencing and this makes all the sense in the world when other wise I have not had any explanation of to why I have a 9 in these areas and have mechanical problem as far as walking. They are wanting to do hip replacement but I know that is not underlying cause. So thank you so so much. For making much clearer to me. So awesome
Thanks for stopping by to try it out. However, while it's great (and free!), it's still just a band-aid. If you want to get to the root causes of the pain so it stops coming back - and doesn't get or turn into something worse - check out our Hip Pain Solution program at www.precisionmovement.coach/hip-pain-solution/ Let us know if you have any more questions :) - Coach Joshua, Team PM
Hi there,just found your videos thanks so much for the exercises, I've had "Bursitis"about 18 months ago,and now it's back, I'm really starting to think it's caused by walking,I swim most days and do light weights but decided to do more walking and this has happened, I felt better after doing these just once! But I will continue on as you have suggested, thanks again to you and the Doc,best wishes to you both 🙏🙂
Hi, and thanks for trying. Stop doing those exercises for about 4 - 6 weeks. In that time, do the exercises in this video 2 - 3 times weekly. Send a report and we can go from there. Talk to you soon :) - Coach Joshua, Team PM
You are welcome, and thanks for stopping by to watch and comment. We appreciate your trust. That is far too long to be in pain. However, while it's great (and free!), it's still just a band-aid. If you want to get to the root causes of the pain so it stops coming back - and doesn't get or turn into something worse - check out our Hip Pain Solution program at www.precisionmovement.coach/hip-pain-solution/ Let us know if you have any more questions :) - Coach Joshua, Team PM
Thank you so much for this video!! I was doing lunges previously. At some point i realized my hip was making a grinding feeling when i do lunges. Sane when getting up from a chair or squat. Now doing these causes more pain. Why could this be and should i avoid the last excersize in this video?
You're so welcome! It's time to learn how to do those tasks in a new way that does not cause grinding. First, try contracting all of the muscles in your legs when you stand up to deload your hips. Next, work on these exercises 2 - 3 times weekly for 4 - 6 weeks. Please keep us posted on your progress :) - Coach Joshua, Team PM
I was told I had bursitis, and the treatments didn't not improve it at all. Then I insisted on an MRI and the MRI showed that I didn't actually have bursitis but gluteal insertional tendinopathy. What do you recommend for that?
Try out these exercises and let us know how it goes. This may also help: mixedmartial.media/main/pmc/vip-downloads/hip-pocket-routine-vip-downloads/ - Coach Joshua, Team PM
My hips hurt when I walk. It is worse with distance and no stopping. I had injections about 6 months ago and I am able to go further, I have also lost 40 pounds. Because of course this is what the doctor said. I am doing all the PT exercises and still in so much pain. I also have 2 bulging discs etc in my low back and pinched nerve. I just want to walk 1 plus miles.
We hope that these exercises help you out. You may also have success with this program: www.precisionmovement.coach/foundation-for-movement-longevity-yt - Coach Joshua, Team PM
Thanks so much for your help. What happens if you have hip arthritis and hip bursitis too. Is it possible to do these exercises for both. I feel pain in front of the upper thigh, close to the groin and lateral too. You have been so helpful to so many people and we all appreciate that.
Hi and thanks for asking! These exercises are perfect for both issues. Keep us posted on your progress and let us know if you have any more questions :) - Coach Joshua, Team PM
Neither. We treat symptoms not images. Try out the exercises 2 - 3 times per week for the next 4 weeks and get back to us with a progress report :) - Coach Joshua, Team PM
I had left hip replacement 13 years ago after surgery I had this pain on my groin and lateral hip area. The pain never go away 24/7. It hurts when I’m getting into the car, when I turn from side side and when I sit up while in bed.can I use the ball rolling on my left hip replacement? I was diagnosed with trochanteric bursitis for 12 years. I can’t believe that Im having this pain for such a long time.
Ouch! Let's get you pain-free...it has been too long. The Hip Pain Solution program can help you to properly assess and address the root cause of your issue: www.precisionmovement.coach/hip-pain-solution-yt - Coach Joshua, Team PM
Do these exercises work for gluteal tendinopathy? I had read that addiction isn’t good for that but is often a part of greater trochanteric pain syndrome. If these exercises aren’t recommended, so you have videos for gluteal tendinopathy?
@@life-mm5do not necessarily and it depends on the person in question. They should be ok for most people if done in a controlled manner. In general we recommend that people attempt movements but avoid those that cause pain or that they cannot modify to do pain-free no matter how small the movement is. If you don't perform certain movements then you will lose your ability to perform them over time and those muscles will weaken and cause further issues. Does that make sense? - Coach Joshua, Team PM
Thank You 🙏 I love you both sincerely. You have no idea what a difference you have made in my life. This information is vital to being a human. Funny You are not taught this growing up
Thanks for this and other great videos👍 Last summer, I lifted some buliding materials and it was monotonous movements. Then the problem with my left hip began. But it began with a couples of days with pain in the achilles' tendon, then the pain moved upward to the hip. Just the same happened 3-4 weeks ago now, after extra pressure on the left hip, i.e. sitting laying on the left side. I had to relieve the left side of my body, caused by rehab period after a subacromion decompression arthroscopy in mye right shoulder in Desember 2022. In the rehab period, my left hip didnt got much movement, it was mostly relaxing until the pain in the left hip began. Because it in both those cases started with pain in the achilles' tendon, could the root of hip pain stem from the heel/achilles' tendon?
It definitely can be one of the root causes of your issue. Consider starting this program: www.precisionmovement.coach/hip-pain-solution-yt - Coach Joshua, Team PM
Hi guys, I hope you don't mind my questions but I live in Panama and I cannot find anyone to diagnose what is wrong with me. In 6 months I've changed from a remarkable strong and active 70 year old woman to someone who must take great care with physical to avoid bad hip pain. I am basically having to diagnose myself as two specialists have given advice that doesn't help. Your video has helped me more than any other. Your ball exercises made me realize I have very sore knots in my hip joints. So today's question is that my hip pain is now traveling down the sides of my thighs to about 4 inches above my knees where I have very tender knot that I never knew I had. What is the connection with my hip? I am using a foam roller and massage to mitigate?
Hi! Thanks for trying out the content. What you are experiencing is normal. When you address one part of the body there will be changes along the kinetic chain. Try out this video next: ruclips.net/video/UnP2HFcr7FY/видео.html - Coach Joshua, Team PM
I had TVM and then it shrunk and i had as much removed as possible. Unfortunately they could not get the anchors attached to my sacrospinal ligament. As a result i have all kinds of pelvic floor issues and hip bursitis is one. I had a cortisone shot with no relief and did pt to get walking again. The hip pain has never gone away and it radiates below the knee. I have heard its very treatable but so far it hasnt been. I have several paon issues and want to eliminate the ones i can. I am debating going to Turkiye to get bursectomy. Do you think bursitis hip pain can be cured without surgery?
I have some pain but my biggest problem is weakness. My left hip or bursa is so weak my hip starts to not hold up my left side of body. I've had shots, they dont last long,so will these exercises reduce weakness? Thank you and thanks for your website and you tube channel.
I had a right knee surgery and almost one year to the date my hip started paining me and of course my orthopedic specialist said I needed hip replacement my hip is inflamed with arthritis and degenerative. All of this that you’re talking about is all brand new to me. I wish I never had knee surgery I don’t know I’m really caught up with everything right now. And then right after that year to the date I had my knee surgery which was February 2, 2021, interestingly And an usual circumstance happened March 15, 2022 I broke my both ankles.
I am so sorry you end up having knee surgery , becareful so you don't have another knee surgery . I do know it takes up to ( maybe ) 1 year to recover, but everyone is different .
Yes… I am chronic pain for three months… can barely walk, especially after sitting even after 15 minutes. I will give ice a try. Did PT for six weeks, and now trying new meds which I hate taking.
PT exercises-some momentarily helped ; some made pain worse. I am now doing morning stretches which helps tremendously, but I want pain to go away completely! I have been walking treadmill at gym- sometimes helps; sometimes aggravates pain. Going on almost one year with pain- intensity varies, but never seems to go away completely 😢
When I hit the link for the strength band for the Hinged Knee Flexion Extension, I'm not sure which band weight to purchase. Do you recommend the 65-175 pound band? Thanks.
Hi and great question! The 30 - 60 lb band is ideal for the Hinged Knee Fl-Ex and the 2 - 15 lb band is ideal for the Monster Walks. The 65 - 175 lb band is good for assited pull-up variations. Let us know if you have any more questions and keep us posted on your progress :) - Coach Joshua, Team PM
Hi again. I cant find the resources and links to mentioned at 8:50 of the video. I'm quite interested especially if it will help being able to do some of these. My home set up is not condusive to watching this great video and having a place to secure the resistance band. I think you're both doing great work and I am optimistic about using your information to rid myself of my hip pain. TY
Are you saying that you don't have anywhere to attach the band? First the exericses work without the band so get started. Then order a door anchor. Let us know if you have any more quesitons :) - Coach Joshua, Team PM
My physical therapist also said that bursitis is often misdiagnosed. She said that because doctors only spend up to 15 minutes assessing the patient’s symptoms vs. a physical therapist spends several sessions evaluating the patient’s pain profile.
how are you doing now ???? Did you get rid of the pain ??? If so how ?? Thanks I have bursitis and I visit PT , 2 different times , in different years , 2021 and 2024 , each one given me the same ole exercises and it didn't do me any good . I did each PT , 10 weeks , twice a week . And plus I have Trendelenburg gait , other words , I waddle when I walk. The body is moving side to side or you could called several names "Waddle Gait " "Trendelenburg Gait , Myopathic Gait. I have a bulging disc , but it's hasn't bothered me .
some are very helpful. I can't get down far enough for some of them ie the floor cos I can't get back up. I will try some of them though on my bed. I also have knee pain so will have to be mindful l of that. thank you I have subscribed.
Definitely going to try these. I have a snapping hip (from what I can gather it is internal), and i do get outer hip pain and tenderness and told it is snapping hip and gtps... do I need to sort my snapping hip before starting these? Lunges are clunkly and very painful for me. My snap and click mostly happen when I bend, squat, lunge, curl, or climb stairs... I am 35, and was very active before this happened. Not sure where to begin...
Hi and thanks for writing to us. Check these out first and then come back to this video in a few weeks: ruclips.net/video/C3ay8ZVdWGw/видео.htmlsi=M7cSCWAY2yiArwGT Keep us posted on your progress :) - Coach Joshua, Team PM
Thanks for sharing that. We are sorry to read about any pain that you may be in and encourage you to work on these exercises. This program can also help: www.precisionmovement.coach/hip-pain-solution-yt - Coach Joshua, Team PM
I couldn’t walk without pain in my leg and hip on left side. I thought..this is it! Until I’m bad enough for surgery. Excersize helped so much..even doing a lite running.
The Dr. B kind ;) She helped us to create the Hip Pain solution program and you can learn more about it here: www.precisionmovement.coach/hip-pain-solution-yt Check it out and let us know if you have any more questions :) - Coach Joshua, Team PM
Great question. You can safely perform this exercise despite your condition as long as you stay in complete control and respect your capabilities. Make your movements slower and smaller and stop if you feel pain/discomfort. Let us know if you need any recommendations for modifications :) - Coach Joshua, Team PM
hi, i've been dealing with "hip bursitis" for a while now. i would like to know what your opinion is of stretching. i've heard some PT's say that stretching isn't the answer. from this video, it seems that the "release" exercises are more important?? is this correct? i will give this program a try. thanks.
Stretching is not the answer. Imagine that your tissue is a fraying rope. Stretching it will only pull it apart and cause it to fray further. What's the point of that? Try out our exercises 2 - 3 times per week for the next 4 weeks and let us know how it goes :) - Coach Joshua, Team PM
@@PrecisionMovementCoach does that mean absolutely no stretching? for me the more affected side is my right side (tibial plateau fracture, operation, followed by torn meniscus...so, history there of asymmetrical stuff for almost 40 years!)
Please get the ROM Coach app. Do the Discover Your Movement Age Assessment and start doing the Recommended routines. You will see that there is no place for static stretching for you any more: www.precisionmovement.coach/rom-yt - Coach Joshua, Team PM
@@PrecisionMovementCoach Hello , seriously do you have any videos where I can check out for Trendelenburg Gait , where I waddle when I walk , I have hip pain . In your own opinion , what is the root cause of waddling gait , ??? Thank you ...
I will try these.ive had sports video and been bruised for a week to no avail..my gp. Gave me a cortisone injection and didn't tell me to do any exercises.i teach dance classes and am over 70. I am desperate to sort my pain.thank you.
When you bend over you have 2 points/bone joints at the base of spine. On my left side it was lower than right side so i got an adjustment done took away the sciatica 👍. But now i have pain in buttock and the greater hip joint that's on side of hip . Do you know what i may have going on im thinking its the muscles/strain due to how i was misaligned for a few weeks .
Hi! It's hard to say what is going on from our vantage point. However, please try out these exericses and keep us posted on your progress: ruclips.net/video/yBRSQB0Xyb0/видео.htmlsi=_zEcDpr5Ppv4UdRP - Coach Joshua, Team PM
While that is normal you should try to modify any of the exercises in an effort to stay in a pain-free range of motion while practicing them. Keep us posted on your progress :) - Coach Joshua, Team PM
We will be happy to help you to address the root cause of your issue. You can email us at hey@pmcoach.pro :) BTW, did you try out the exercises? - Coach Joshua, Team PM
My hips are so darn tight and weak that I had to do the internal snapping hp releases before I could even begin hingeing my knee out for the first ASMR here.... what a glorious relief all around thank you soooo much ❤❤❤
I have been diagnosed with hip bursitis some 10 months ago based on symptoms and X-ray. I have been doing daily PT exercises and the condition does not bother me during the day. Night is another story. The first 4 or 5 hours are just fine but towards the morning i experience dull ache that interferes with my sleep. Do you have a suggestion? Thank you.
@@PrecisionMovementCoach I started a few days ago. I have tried my health insurance provided PT for a few months and different exercises found on RUclips, but there is still that residual ache. I will continue with your program and hope that there will be change in my condition😀
Only if they do not cause more pain or if you cannot modify them in order to do them pain-free no matter the speed or range of motion :) - Coach Joshua, Team PM
I have a compromised right hip it doesn't come straight up to my chest it veers out to the right cause my hip is compromised. I have pain on the lateral IT ban about a third of the way down my right IT band. My IT band seems swollen but it does have knots or bumps running up-and-down the IT band and in the area that it hurts the bumps are closer and bigger. I've Had a cortizone shot in the front of my hip joint that seems to have helped but I still have pain in my lateral thigh about a third of the way down my IT band. I've massaged it, I've used massage gun on it, I wrote it with a roller. Do you think cupping will help that area. The pain keeps me up at night on occasion.
Hi! Thanks so much for writing to us. Check out this video next: ruclips.net/video/UnP2HFcr7FY/видео.html Also, consider doing the Hip Pain Solution program. It will help you to restore balance to your hips: www.precisionmovement.coach/hip-pain-solution-yt Let us know if you have any more questions :) - Coach Joshua, Team PM
Thé Root cause of my trochentric bursitis IS thé hip abduction exercise done thé wrong way , i put 10kg on my hip Bone 😥 Its been a month and half i am not healed yet Do i need to do thèse exercises at this phase ?
Essentially, a collapsed ankle can cause a chain reaction up the lower leg to the knee and further up the leg to the hip. This article can help you to understand this better: www.precisionmovement.coach/how-to-correct-overpronation/ - Coach Joshua, Team PM
Stop doing anything that causes pain or that you cannot modify in order to do it pain-free no matter how small the movement is. - Coach Joshua, Team PM
Hi from Des Moines, IA I have gained alot of knowledge from your channel. My question for you, I have pain that shoots down from my hip, especially when I walk. Can you suggest any exercises for this pain? Thank you, Ann F
The great thing about it is that you can start anywhere in the buttocks region and then go from there. There's a lot going on down there and you don't need to be too specific to be effective. Start with a spot that is not so uncomfortable to apply pressure to. Let us know how it goes :) - Coach Joshua, Team PM
I have been doing strengthening exercises recommended by various physios for 18 mths with no real improvement. I’m interested to try these exercises - thank you greatly for these. Is there more precise information on the exercises demonstrated, especially the ones performed by the doctor eg placement of the ball for each?
Hi! It's a medium weight band (1" wide). A strechy pair of pants can also work. Thanks for stopping by and let us know if you have any more questions :) - Coach Joshua, Team PM
Stop doing any exercise that causes pain or that you cannot modify to do in a pain-free way no matter how small the range of motion. Does that help? - Coach Joshua, Team PM
Sort of, thank you! However; what if the workout doesn’t hurt at all while doing it (ie yoga, or pilates) and it’s just that you then hurt and feel achy hours later or the next day?
The standard size is sufficient. There will not be much difference between any of the variations and whatever you can get your hands on will be useful. - Coach Joshua, Team PM
@@PrecisionMovementCoach Thanks! what is the green flex Band @11:25 CALLED? Where can I get one? and how to you hook it up to something at home, not having a weight rack as you do there, to hook it up to something of substantial weight resistance?
@@bobanbu Here you go: www.amazon.ca/Resistance-Polygon-Assistance-Stretching-Powerlifting/dp/B07SRT28XY/ref=asc_df_B07SRT28XY/?tag=googleshopc0c-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=335360880235&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=13324523896786820264&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=1002451&hvtargid=pla-803153439532&psc=1 You can attach the band to the door anchor included in the set. - Coach Joshua, Team PM
Sorry for any confusion...which technique are you referring to? I want to make sure that I get you the information that you need :) - Coach Joshua, Team PM
@@PrecisionMovementCoach Early in the video, you and the Dr. refer to using a foam roller technique to ease the tightness. Can you explain what this technique is please?
@@PrecisionMovementCoach Oh, good. I will do these exercises and if they do not work I will inquire about coaching. Thank you so much for responding. .
Hi, I’m trying to sign up to your Rom coach program but I get to fill in my DOB and it won’t let me move past it once selected. I can’t continue as if I continue without it shows my DOB being today. Any ideas how I can get past this? Thanks
I have recurring glute/hamstring pain. Ultrasound showed a small bursitis and a chronic hamstring tear. Now the 3rd time I'm battling. Did rehab and was easily walking 20-25km. Then I worked in my mom's garden and carried a few heavy things and in the evening I was in agony. I have tried self release with some success but muscle spasm as I am walking around. Please help!
I am on week 3 of these exercises. I am definitely improving which I am so excited about since I have not found much improvement with my Ortho docs exercises for “bursitis”. I am having continued pain with standing up from a seated position. I have to quickly stretch out my hip/leg to eliminate limping/pain with walking. It does go away quickly but do you have any tips when sitting?? I’ve tried sitting on a pillow/rolled towel to give myself some elevation but this does not always help….Ty!
Great job! Try these out next: ruclips.net/video/c5zDpwKZGtE/видео.htmlsi=ki8WaHOzJnqXTWpj Make sure that any chair that you sit in allows you to perform the above exercise whenever you need to :) - Coach Joshua, Team PM
@@PrecisionMovementCoach Nice. Watched that video and added some of those exercises to my routine. I am noticing, now that I am paying more attention, my lower right back is constantly sore. This is also the same side as my IT band issues. I dont feel any pain in my hip though
@@TamonYanagimoto This assessment tool can help you to figure out what is going on with your back: www.precisionmovement.coach/spine-control/fec/ - Coach Joshua, Team PM
I cannot lay on my sides because of terrible pain in my hips. I feel like it's something poking all around that area in my tissue. Both of my hips. I have been having to sleep in a recliner every night because of this for 4 or more years. I can press on my lower back and it's very tender also ???
Yes, at 74, I have been told that I have trochanteric bursitis and trochanteric pain syndrome. I’ve been dealing with it on both hips for the last year. Nothing helped, exercise, physio, stretching, until I found your video. I felt some improvement with the tennis ball drill right after my first try. I found the tennis ball too soft so I switched to a harder rubber Lacrosse ball ($4.99 at Sports Chek) I am in awe! After 5 days, my “bursitis” on both sides is almost non existent! Thank you, I’m so grateful.
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This is where evertyone shoudl start... Thank you again for your honest and science based advice.
I did this today and already my pain has diminished. Wow! I am a believer.
Great!
What I love is that a surgeon is in the team because, surgery is the favorite diagnosis, for many doctors, even phisios, and surgery if avoided is for the best. Great team.
We agree!
I come from a medical family in which anyone outside of traditional medical training was referred to as a quack. Now, at age 76, I pretty much avoid doctors like the plague. Especially as I now live in Italy. When you go to your GP, (who never even takes your BP) they give you a Rx and send you to a specialist, who gives you another Rx, and on it goes until you're near death from either a disease, or a syndrome that might have been diagnosed by asking the right questions. The GP I had as a child--the kind that came to your house--was a great diagnostician because he asked questions.
They don't seem to exist anymore. Now doctors are more apt to tell you something than ask you anything. Medicine has made great progress when it comes to pharmaceuticals and surgery. Instinct and thinking have been left behind.
@@elenalatici9568 "Instinct and thinking have been left behind"! Now that's profound and true!
I am 26, born and raised in Italy and sadly everything you stated is true, all the GP does is bounce you between specialists and exams, following what seems to be a procedure that is metodically apllied without any consideration of symptoms and circumstances. I have lost track of the countless Rx's I had to take when it was obvious that the problem wasn't in the bones, as well as I have lost count of the times I tried to carefully explain symptoms to a doctor that simply ignored any information that wasn't the result of an exam. Medicine stops being a truly empirical science if empirical evidence is dismissed in favor of the mechanical application of a formal procedure @@elenalatici9568
I have had pain in my left hip for most of my life, after a car wreck as a passenger at 16 with my knees hitting the dash and knocking my hips out of alignment. Now its been about 35 years ago and the pain is excruciating. I recently found out I have a pinched nerve L5-S1 and "they" say when I get back surgery to release nerve infringement hip will be better and have given me two hip shots that do absolutely nothing. Mri showed no Arthritis and they are not hearing me about how bad it is. I am starting these today with great hope of relief! Thank you!
Let us know how it goes :)
My doctor wants to do a PRP shot into my hip to treat my bursitis. So glad I came across your video. Used the tennis ball and foam roller last night and for the first time in a while, was able to sleep on the bad hip without any anti inflammatory pills. The tennis ball helped me find the exact location of my hip pain.
Awesome! Thanks for trying it out :)
Thank-you again precision movement. Had my first pain free jog this morning in months. The changes were instant.. but took about 3 days to take full effect. I will continue these movements on an ongoing basis.
You are welcome and keep up the great work!
Yea, I’d like more episodes like this with an explanation of what can cause it and why we are doing these exercises. Fantasy! Thank you. Just started and have some relief already!
Noted!
I’ve had this for my entire adult life. I am also a Pain NP. This video is awesome and will be supporting a change in my treatment recommendations based on the evidence.
Thank you!!!!
You are welcome and thanks for trying it out :)
Hiya, did you notice any improvement doing these exercises?
Thank you for this informative and I'm hoping helpful video. I'm going to give it a go. Unfortunately, I think you are correct that most family physicians aren't equipped to properly diagnose these kind of issues. Appreciate as well that it doesn't require a lot of equipment.
You are welcome and let us know how it goes :)
This was fascinating. Like, seriously. I think it's super helpful to see how people come up with solutions. Especially, when people are being misdiagnosed. ESPECIALLY by two people, who seem genuinely interested in helping others...and they are highly educated and experience. So yeah, I would totally dig more episodes like this. ty
Thanks again for your kind words and support!
I can't thank you two enough! These simple excercises work! I have spent countless hours doing limited mobility excercises, PT, and medication ( which I almost never take), only to find that the tennis ball worked! I had instant relief and more mobility in my hip than I have had in over a year. I also thought the knee bends, which I cringed before doing, would be something I couldn't do. But I did and I felt better too. Sharing far and wide! P.S. Yes I do have flat feet and it's true, I have been overcompensating for years via my knees. I will continue to strengthen and tone and excercise. 😊
Great job!
Thanks so much for sharing your story and stopping by to try out our content.
Keep us posted on your progress and let us know if you ever need more support :)
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Thank you for that well thought out and helpful advice
You are welcome!
Thank you so much for this video, even the title offers relief, bursitis is a scary word and to know that there is a chance it is not bursitis is positive in itself and offers hope.
You are so welcome and thanks for trying them out.
How are you now?
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Love it! The functional medicine approach right up my street! I’ve had back spasms frequently most of my adult life ( L4/5 discectomy at 31) I know it’s not my back or my hip and understand the complexity of all the musculature and tendons interacting. Thank you, very helpful!
You are welcome!
How are you now?
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People! Believe these two experts. I did Coach E’s Hip Mobility program prior to my hip replacement and my surgeon was amazed at my prep; he predicted my post-op recovery time will be minimal and it was!
Thanks for your kind words!
So why did you do the surgery?
@@mrpentium It was inevitable and I chose to do the program as "pre-hab". I was able to have an anterior approach with little issues. I was living with pain for years and had 3 shots prior. That's why surgery. I had a good outcome!
@@upstandingmobility what does that mean when you say it was inevitable?
one of the best approaches I have seen- well done
Wow, thanks!
Was just diagnosed with hip bursitis and I’m only 33. I was already in physical therapy for my back anyway so now we’re starting treatment for the bursitis
Try these exercises too :)
Wow! Thank you for this information and video. I hope I saved this correctly b/c I want to do these exercises. I've also been told I have IT band and Greater Trochanter Bursitis. I think at 74 that's the regular dx even though I've never actually seen my Ortho Doctor face to face and his dx was base on MRI (without Contrast). I'm scheduled for cortisone and I'm thinking Im gonna pass on that.
You are welcome and thanks for stopping by.
Keep us posted on your progress :)
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This is great! Did it this morning after my workout. Thank you!!!!!
Glad it helped :)
I’m not really sure what the root cause of my issue is. I’ve been feeling pain in my hip and lower back on one side for over two years now. MRI shows no issues. I will try out this routine, thank you!
I have the same issue
@@cyganix11 beyond frustrating!
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@@cyganix11 Try out the routine and let us know how it goes :) - Coach Joshua, Team PM
@@gigianda587 oh yes my dear...
Thank you so much for all your great work! Would you have recommendations for something that feels like iliopsoas bursitis (or the pain: pinching hip during hip flexion) ? I also feel like I have an iliopsoas tendinopathy. I've started your exercices to fix internal snapping hip syndrome and to strenghen the psoas, hopefully that will help for the tendonopathy!
Hi!
You are welcome and thanks for watching. The content that you referred to will be helpful.
Also, check this out:
ruclips.net/video/IRBAUtNQn9k/видео.htmlsi=Pv9AJlvdXjxKmb1S
Let us know if you have any more questions :)
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Wow just an awesome video. Just great counterpoint to most of the information out there. You guys are awesome. Thank you! The car analogy is golden.
Much appreciated :)
I wish I saw this video a year ago,three Drs.and nobody had a clue,finally saw an orthopedic Dr.and he got it right,gave me a shot,doing therapy,pain on hip is gone,still having issues in groin.
Better late than never.
Try out the exercises and let us know how it goes :)
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Thank you for ongoing educational Video.
It's our pleasure! - Coach Joshua, Team PM
Awesome thank you. Is exactly what I am experiencing and this makes all the sense in the world when other wise I have not had any explanation of to why I have a 9 in these areas and have mechanical problem as far as walking. They are wanting to do hip replacement but I know that is not underlying cause. So thank you so so much. For making much clearer to me. So awesome
You are welcome and thanks for following along!
Cannot thank you enough for this video. Hip pain after running and Im so excited to try ALL of these exercises. Much appreciated!!
Thanks for stopping by to try it out.
However, while it's great (and free!), it's still just a band-aid. If you want to get to the root causes of the pain so it stops coming back - and doesn't get or turn into something worse - check out our Hip Pain Solution program at www.precisionmovement.coach/hip-pain-solution/
Let us know if you have any more questions :)
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@@PrecisionMovementCoach Thank you , I will take a look at the link! :)
thank you so much! is it safe to sit on the tennis ball if it's really painful and might be trigger points there?
You are welcome!
It is safe and will help with any trigger points :)
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Hi there,just found your videos thanks so much for the exercises, I've had "Bursitis"about 18 months ago,and now it's back, I'm really starting to think it's caused by walking,I swim most days and do light weights but decided to do more walking and this has happened, I felt better after doing these just once! But I will continue on as you have suggested, thanks again to you and the Doc,best wishes to you both 🙏🙂
Thanks for following along and we really appreciate your kind words :)
Will try this thanks..I do squats with light weights for glutes.. should I keep doing these?
Hi, and thanks for trying.
Stop doing those exercises for about 4 - 6 weeks. In that time, do the exercises in this video 2 - 3 times weekly.
Send a report and we can go from there.
Talk to you soon :)
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Thank you so much. I have been suffering with this exact pain in my hips for about 10 years. I will give these exercises a real try.
You are welcome, and thanks for stopping by to watch and comment. We appreciate your trust.
That is far too long to be in pain.
However, while it's great (and free!), it's still just a band-aid. If you want to get to the root causes of the pain so it stops coming back - and doesn't get or turn into something worse - check out our Hip Pain Solution program at www.precisionmovement.coach/hip-pain-solution/
Let us know if you have any more questions :)
- Coach Joshua, Team PM
How are you doing now
This does provide relief!
So great to read that!
Thanks for stopping by to try and let us know :)
- Coach Joshua, Team PM
Thank you so much for this video!! I was doing lunges previously. At some point i realized my hip was making a grinding feeling when i do lunges. Sane when getting up from a chair or squat. Now doing these causes more pain. Why could this be and should i avoid the last excersize in this video?
You're so welcome!
It's time to learn how to do those tasks in a new way that does not cause grinding. First, try contracting all of the muscles in your legs when you stand up to deload your hips.
Next, work on these exercises 2 - 3 times weekly for 4 - 6 weeks.
Please keep us posted on your progress :)
- Coach Joshua, Team PM
I was told I had bursitis, and the treatments didn't not improve it at all. Then I insisted on an MRI and the MRI showed that I didn't actually have bursitis but gluteal insertional tendinopathy. What do you recommend for that?
Try out these exercises and let us know how it goes.
This may also help:
mixedmartial.media/main/pmc/vip-downloads/hip-pocket-routine-vip-downloads/
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My hips hurt when I walk. It is worse with distance and no stopping. I had injections about 6 months ago and I am able to go further, I have also lost 40 pounds. Because of course this is what the doctor said. I am doing all the PT exercises and still in so much pain. I also have 2 bulging discs etc in my low back and pinched nerve. I just want to walk 1 plus miles.
We hope that these exercises help you out.
You may also have success with this program:
www.precisionmovement.coach/foundation-for-movement-longevity-yt
- Coach Joshua, Team PM
Will these same exercises work for ofher lateral hip pain such as gluteal tendonitis and gluteal tendinopathy?
Yup!
Great info. Great exercise 👍
Glad you liked it!
Very informative video
Glad that you think so :)
Thank you for such good information!!
Anytime :)
Nice video production change recently ✌🏼 nice job camera man
Thanks! We really appreciate that :) - Coach Joshua, Team PM
Thanks so much for your help. What happens if you have hip arthritis and hip bursitis too. Is it possible to do these exercises for both. I feel pain in front of the upper thigh, close to the groin and lateral too.
You have been so helpful to so many people and we all appreciate that.
Hi and thanks for asking!
These exercises are perfect for both issues.
Keep us posted on your progress and let us know if you have any more questions :)
- Coach Joshua, Team PM
@@PrecisionMovementCoach appreciate it. Stay blessed
What is better imaging to show what is causing lateral pain in hip area and glutes? Is MRI or ultrasound better? Thanks a lot.
Neither.
We treat symptoms not images. Try out the exercises 2 - 3 times per week for the next 4 weeks and get back to us with a progress report :)
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Very very interesting, will watch it later 👍👍👍
Enjoy!
I had left hip replacement 13 years ago after surgery I had this pain on my groin and lateral hip area. The pain never go away 24/7. It hurts when I’m getting into the car, when I turn from side side and when I sit up while in bed.can I use the ball rolling on my left hip replacement? I was diagnosed with trochanteric bursitis for 12 years. I can’t believe that Im having this pain for such a long time.
Ouch! Let's get you pain-free...it has been too long.
The Hip Pain Solution program can help you to properly assess and address the root cause of your issue:
www.precisionmovement.coach/hip-pain-solution-yt
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Do these exercises work for gluteal tendinopathy? I had read that addiction isn’t good for that but is often a part of greater trochanteric pain syndrome. If these exercises aren’t recommended, so you have videos for gluteal tendinopathy?
They are worth a try :)
I read that hip abduction and adductor exercises are bad for hip bursitis
@@life-mm5do not necessarily and it depends on the person in question. They should be ok for most people if done in a controlled manner.
In general we recommend that people attempt movements but avoid those that cause pain or that they cannot modify to do pain-free no matter how small the movement is.
If you don't perform certain movements then you will lose your ability to perform them over time and those muscles will weaken and cause further issues.
Does that make sense?
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♥the chapters, Eric! thanks!
:)
Thanks for information
Thanks for the comment :)
Thank You 🙏 I love you both sincerely. You have no idea what a difference you have made in my life. This information is vital to being a human. Funny You are not taught this growing up
Thanks for following along!
im ready to get started
Awesome!
Did you try out the exercises?
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Thanks for this and other great videos👍 Last summer, I lifted some buliding materials and it was monotonous movements. Then the problem with my left hip began. But it began with a couples of days with pain in the achilles' tendon, then the pain moved upward to the hip. Just the same happened 3-4 weeks ago now, after extra pressure on the left hip, i.e. sitting laying on the left side. I had to relieve the left side of my body, caused by rehab period after a subacromion decompression arthroscopy in mye right shoulder in Desember 2022. In the rehab period, my left hip didnt got much movement, it was mostly relaxing until the pain in the left hip began. Because it in both those cases started with pain in the achilles' tendon, could the root of hip pain stem from the heel/achilles' tendon?
It definitely can be one of the root causes of your issue.
Consider starting this program:
www.precisionmovement.coach/hip-pain-solution-yt
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Hi guys, I hope you don't mind my questions but I live in Panama and I cannot find anyone to diagnose what is wrong with me. In 6 months I've changed from a remarkable strong and active 70 year old woman to someone who must take great care with physical to avoid bad hip pain. I am basically having to diagnose myself as two specialists have given advice that doesn't help. Your video has helped me more than any other. Your ball exercises made me realize I have very sore knots in my hip joints. So today's question is that my hip pain is now traveling down the sides of my thighs to about 4 inches above my knees where I have very tender knot that I never knew I had. What is the connection with my hip? I am using a foam roller and massage to mitigate?
Hi!
Thanks for trying out the content.
What you are experiencing is normal. When you address one part of the body there will be changes along the kinetic chain.
Try out this video next:
ruclips.net/video/UnP2HFcr7FY/видео.html
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You are a God send!
I had TVM and then it shrunk and i had as much removed as possible. Unfortunately they could not get the anchors attached to my sacrospinal ligament. As a result i have all kinds of pelvic floor issues and hip bursitis is one. I had a cortisone shot with no relief and did pt to get walking again. The hip pain has never gone away and it radiates below the knee. I have heard its very treatable but so far it hasnt been. I have several paon issues and want to eliminate the ones i can. I am debating going to Turkiye to get bursectomy. Do you think bursitis hip pain can be cured without surgery?
I have some pain but my biggest problem is weakness. My left hip or bursa is so weak my hip starts to not hold up my left side of body. I've had shots, they dont last long,so will these exercises reduce weakness? Thank you and thanks for your website and you tube channel.
These exercises can help :)
I had a right knee surgery and almost one year to the date my hip started paining me and of course my orthopedic specialist said I needed hip replacement my hip is inflamed with arthritis and degenerative. All of this that you’re talking about is all brand new to me. I wish I never had knee surgery I don’t know I’m really caught up with everything right now. And then right after that year to the date I had my knee surgery which was February 2, 2021, interestingly And an usual circumstance happened March 15, 2022 I broke my both ankles.
Yikes!
Are you still in pain and did you try out these exercises?
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I am so sorry you end up having knee surgery , becareful so you don't have another knee surgery .
I do know it takes up to ( maybe ) 1 year to recover, but everyone is different .
Yes… I am chronic pain for three months… can barely walk, especially after sitting even after 15 minutes. I will give ice a try. Did PT for six weeks, and now trying new meds which I hate taking.
How did the exercises go?
We really want to help you out :)
- Coach Joshua, Team PM
PT exercises-some momentarily helped ; some made pain worse. I am now doing morning stretches which helps tremendously, but I want pain to go away completely!
I have been walking treadmill at gym- sometimes helps; sometimes aggravates pain.
Going on almost one year with pain- intensity varies, but never seems to go away completely 😢
When I hit the link for the strength band for the Hinged Knee Flexion Extension, I'm not sure which band weight to purchase. Do you recommend the 65-175 pound band? Thanks.
Hi and great question!
The 30 - 60 lb band is ideal for the Hinged Knee Fl-Ex and the 2 - 15 lb band is ideal for the Monster Walks.
The 65 - 175 lb band is good for assited pull-up variations.
Let us know if you have any more questions and keep us posted on your progress :)
- Coach Joshua, Team PM
@@PrecisionMovementCoach Thanks! I feel like these exercises are helping!
Hi again. I cant find the resources and links to mentioned at 8:50 of the video. I'm quite interested especially if it will help being able to do some of these. My home set up is not condusive to watching this great video and having a place to secure the resistance band. I think you're both doing great work and I am optimistic about using your information to rid myself of my hip pain. TY
Are you saying that you don't have anywhere to attach the band?
First the exericses work without the band so get started. Then order a door anchor.
Let us know if you have any more quesitons :)
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My physical therapist also said that bursitis is often misdiagnosed. She said that because doctors only spend up to 15 minutes assessing the patient’s symptoms vs. a physical therapist spends several sessions evaluating the patient’s pain profile.
Your PT is 100% on the money.
how are you doing now ???? Did you get rid of the pain ??? If so how ?? Thanks
I have bursitis and I visit PT , 2 different times , in different years , 2021 and 2024 , each one given me the same ole exercises and it didn't do me any good . I did each PT , 10 weeks , twice a week .
And plus I have Trendelenburg gait , other words , I waddle when I walk.
The body is moving side to side or you could called several names "Waddle Gait " "Trendelenburg Gait , Myopathic Gait.
I have a bulging disc , but it's hasn't bothered me .
I believe I have bursitis in the gluteal bursa but not specifically the trochanteric bursitis. Can these exercises help?
Yes, definitely.
Let us know how it goes :)
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some are very helpful. I can't get down far enough for some of them ie the floor cos I can't get back up. I will try some of them though on my bed. I also have knee pain so will have to be mindful l of that. thank you I have subscribed.
Hi!
Thanks for trying it out.
The bed option is best for you.
How did it go? How are you now?
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Definitely going to try these. I have a snapping hip (from what I can gather it is internal), and i do get outer hip pain and tenderness and told it is snapping hip and gtps... do I need to sort my snapping hip before starting these? Lunges are clunkly and very painful for me. My snap and click mostly happen when I bend, squat, lunge, curl, or climb stairs... I am 35, and was very active before this happened. Not sure where to begin...
Hi and thanks for writing to us.
Check these out first and then come back to this video in a few weeks:
ruclips.net/video/C3ay8ZVdWGw/видео.htmlsi=M7cSCWAY2yiArwGT
Keep us posted on your progress :)
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@@PrecisionMovementCoach I will do, thanks very much for replying to me 🌟
I do have an inflamed bursa. That’s what my results showed from my ultra sound. I have gluteal tendinosis
Thanks for sharing that. We are sorry to read about any pain that you may be in and encourage you to work on these exercises.
This program can also help:
www.precisionmovement.coach/hip-pain-solution-yt
- Coach Joshua, Team PM
I couldn’t walk without pain in my leg and hip on left side. I thought..this is it! Until I’m bad enough for surgery. Excersize helped so much..even doing a lite running.
Yay!
Thanks so much for trying it out and commenting.
Let us know if you ever need more support :)
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What kind of doctor should we go see for the hip pain?
The Dr. B kind ;)
She helped us to create the Hip Pain solution program and you can learn more about it here:
www.precisionmovement.coach/hip-pain-solution-yt
Check it out and let us know if you have any more questions :)
- Coach Joshua, Team PM
Can I do these if I had a hip replacement exercises?
Great question.
You can safely perform this exercise despite your condition as long as you stay in complete control and respect your capabilities. Make your movements slower and smaller and stop if you feel pain/discomfort.
Let us know if you need any recommendations for modifications :)
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Thank you so much and for your video . Appreciate it so much .
hi, i've been dealing with "hip bursitis" for a while now. i would like to know what your opinion is of stretching. i've heard some PT's say that stretching isn't the answer. from this video, it seems that the "release" exercises are more important?? is this correct? i will give this program a try. thanks.
Stretching is not the answer.
Imagine that your tissue is a fraying rope. Stretching it will only pull it apart and cause it to fray further. What's the point of that?
Try out our exercises 2 - 3 times per week for the next 4 weeks and let us know how it goes :)
- Coach Joshua, Team PM
@@PrecisionMovementCoach does that mean absolutely no stretching? for me the more affected side is my right side (tibial plateau fracture, operation, followed by torn meniscus...so, history there of asymmetrical stuff for almost 40 years!)
@@PrecisionMovementCoach what's your opinion of prolotherapy?
Please get the ROM Coach app. Do the Discover Your Movement Age Assessment and start doing the Recommended routines. You will see that there is no place for static stretching for you any more:
www.precisionmovement.coach/rom-yt
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My bursitis was diagnosed with an MRI. It is absolutely painful and sometimes debilitating.
These exericses are worth trying.
Let us know how it goes :)
- Coach Joshua, Team PM
@@PrecisionMovementCoach Hello , seriously do you have any videos where I can check out for Trendelenburg Gait , where I waddle when I walk , I have hip pain . In your own opinion , what is the root cause of waddling gait , ???
Thank you ...
I will try these.ive had sports video and been bruised for a week to no avail..my gp. Gave me a cortisone injection and didn't tell me to do any exercises.i teach dance classes and am over 70. I am desperate to sort my pain.thank you.
Keep us posted on your progress :)
@@PrecisionMovementCoach thank you.there is a 3 year waiting list in the pain clinic .Northern Ireland is terribly behind in all heath problems
When you bend over you have 2 points/bone joints at the base of spine. On my left side it was lower than right side so i got an adjustment done took away the sciatica 👍. But now i have pain in buttock and the greater hip joint that's on side of hip . Do you know what i may have going on im thinking its the muscles/strain due to how i was misaligned for a few weeks .
Hi!
It's hard to say what is going on from our vantage point.
However, please try out these exericses and keep us posted on your progress:
ruclips.net/video/yBRSQB0Xyb0/видео.htmlsi=_zEcDpr5Ppv4UdRP
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Is it normal to feel increased pain initially when retraining the muscles to move differently and more correctly?
While that is normal you should try to modify any of the exercises in an effort to stay in a pain-free range of motion while practicing them.
Keep us posted on your progress :)
- Coach Joshua, Team PM
@@PrecisionMovementCoach thank you, Coach!
I've had significant pain on my left hip down to mid - outer thigh. Who can I see to get an accurate diagnosis?
We will be happy to help you to address the root cause of your issue. You can email us at hey@pmcoach.pro :)
BTW, did you try out the exercises?
- Coach Joshua, Team PM
hi do i do this exercise both side of hip?
My hips are so darn tight and weak that I had to do the internal snapping hp releases before I could even begin hingeing my knee out for the first ASMR here.... what a glorious relief all around thank you soooo much ❤❤❤
You are welcome!
I have been diagnosed with hip bursitis some 10 months ago based on symptoms and X-ray. I have been doing daily PT exercises and the condition does not bother me during the day. Night is another story. The first 4 or 5 hours are just fine but towards the morning i experience dull ache that interferes with my sleep. Do you have a suggestion? Thank you.
Did you try out the exercises?
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@@PrecisionMovementCoach I started a few days ago. I have tried my health insurance provided PT for a few months and different exercises found on RUclips, but there is still that residual ache. I will continue with your program and hope that there will be change in my condition😀
Excellent information Eric & Doc!! Thank you....
You're welcome!
Can I still do some short runs and squats while doing your regimen?
Only if they do not cause more pain or if you cannot modify them in order to do them pain-free no matter the speed or range of motion :)
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Just for clarification, are these to be performed on both sides (not just the sore side)?
It is always a good idea to work on both sides :)
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How would this fit in my lower body workout which is 2x per week . Would I do this on off days or along with the lower body days
Try it out on off days and keep us posted on your progress :)
Thank you.
You are welcome!
Thank you thank you 👍❤️
You are so welcome :)
I have a compromised right hip it doesn't come straight up to my chest it veers out to the right cause my hip is compromised. I have pain on the lateral IT ban about a third of the way down my right IT band. My IT band seems swollen but it does have knots or bumps running up-and-down the IT band and in the area that it hurts the bumps are closer and bigger. I've Had a cortizone shot in the front of my hip joint that seems to have helped but I still have pain in my lateral thigh about a third of the way down my IT band. I've massaged it, I've used massage gun on it, I wrote it with a roller. Do you think cupping will help that area. The pain keeps me up at night on occasion.
Hi!
Thanks so much for writing to us.
Check out this video next:
ruclips.net/video/UnP2HFcr7FY/видео.html
Also, consider doing the Hip Pain Solution program. It will help you to restore balance to your hips:
www.precisionmovement.coach/hip-pain-solution-yt
Let us know if you have any more questions :)
- Coach Joshua, Team PM
Pls upload video on flat foot correction.
Here you go:
ruclips.net/video/ZcIx7ykJY6U/видео.html
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Thé Root cause of my trochentric bursitis IS thé hip abduction exercise done thé wrong way , i put 10kg on my hip Bone 😥
Its been a month and half i am not healed yet
Do i need to do thèse exercises at this phase ?
Go for it :)
Thank u 🙏😭
You mentioned flat feet causing the hip issues. Can you please explain and what I can do to help that issue.
Essentially, a collapsed ankle can cause a chain reaction up the lower leg to the knee and further up the leg to the hip.
This article can help you to understand this better:
www.precisionmovement.coach/how-to-correct-overpronation/
- Coach Joshua, Team PM
Are there any workouts i should avoid. I like to walk on my treadmill
Stop doing anything that causes pain or that you cannot modify in order to do it pain-free no matter how small the movement is.
- Coach Joshua, Team PM
Hi from Des Moines, IA I have gained alot of knowledge from your channel. My question for you, I have pain that shoots down from my hip, especially when I walk. Can you suggest any exercises for this pain? Thank you, Ann F
Hi, and thanks for watching!
Check out this video next:
ruclips.net/video/tQMelRterDM/видео.html
- Coach Joshua, Team pM
i wish you would say exactly where to put the ball especially on the side position exercises. from the video, i can't tell where the ball is.
The great thing about it is that you can start anywhere in the buttocks region and then go from there. There's a lot going on down there and you don't need to be too specific to be effective.
Start with a spot that is not so uncomfortable to apply pressure to.
Let us know how it goes :)
- Coach Joshua, Team PM
I have been doing strengthening exercises recommended by various physios for 18 mths with no real improvement. I’m interested to try these exercises - thank you greatly for these. Is there more precise information on the exercises demonstrated, especially the ones performed by the doctor eg placement of the ball for each?
This program can provide the relevant background:
www.precisionmovement.coach//hip-pain-solution-yt
- Coach Joshua, Team PM
@@PrecisionMovementCoach Thank you Joshua but the link doesn't work
@@sarinaroche9865 Sorry about that!
Please try this one:
www.precisionmovement.coach/hip-pain-solution/
- Coach Joshua, Team PM
@@PrecisionMovementCoach Thank you Joshua, that worked
If I only have pain on one side, do I still do the exercises on both sides?
Yup! Training one side enhances the activation in the other :)
- Coach Joshua, Team PM
American Amazon doesnt have those exact bands. Not sure which one to get
Hi!
It's a medium weight band (1" wide). A strechy pair of pants can also work.
Thanks for stopping by and let us know if you have any more questions :)
- Coach Joshua, Team PM
What forms of exercise are safe on days we are not doing this rehab?
Stop doing any exercise that causes pain or that you cannot modify to do in a pain-free way no matter how small the range of motion.
Does that help?
- Coach Joshua, Team PM
Sort of, thank you! However; what if the workout doesn’t hurt at all while doing it (ie yoga, or pilates) and it’s just that you then hurt and feel achy hours later or the next day?
@@lindsay6726 that is likely delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS) and is a normal part of being active :)
- Coach Joshua, Team PM
what size and thickness of foam roller do you recommend? thanks!
The standard size is sufficient. There will not be much difference between any of the variations and whatever you can get your hands on will be useful.
- Coach Joshua, Team PM
@@PrecisionMovementCoach Thanks! what is the green flex Band @11:25 CALLED? Where can I get one?
and how to you hook it up to something at home, not having a weight rack as you do there, to hook it up to something of substantial weight resistance?
@@bobanbu Here you go:
www.amazon.ca/Resistance-Polygon-Assistance-Stretching-Powerlifting/dp/B07SRT28XY/ref=asc_df_B07SRT28XY/?tag=googleshopc0c-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=335360880235&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=13324523896786820264&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=1002451&hvtargid=pla-803153439532&psc=1
You can attach the band to the door anchor included in the set.
- Coach Joshua, Team PM
Please explain and demo the 'foam roller' technique. Do you have a video link for that please?
Sorry for any confusion...which technique are you referring to? I want to make sure that I get you the information that you need :)
- Coach Joshua, Team PM
@@PrecisionMovementCoach Early in the video, you and the Dr. refer to using a foam roller technique to ease the tightness. Can you explain what this technique is please?
@@peggyqbkg9705 try this out: ruclips.net/video/UnP2HFcr7FY/видео.html
:)
- Coach Joshua, Team PM
I'm always concerned if these movements are for me with THR in place. Will it cause harm at all?
They should be safe as long as you let pain guide you, you move very slowly, and use extra control over your movements :)
- Coach Joshua, Team PM
@@PrecisionMovementCoach Thank You so much I'm gonna do just that!
What is a massage ball? Same as a lacrosse ball?? Thanks
They are similar :)
Where are you located? Boy, I would love to get therapy in person.
Hey!
We are in Ontario, Canada and do remote coaching.
Email us at vip@pmcoach.pro for more info :)
- Coach Joshua, Team PM
@@PrecisionMovementCoach Oh, good. I will do these exercises and if they do not work I will inquire about coaching. Thank you so much for responding. .
Hi, I’m trying to sign up to your Rom coach program but I get to fill in my DOB and it won’t let me move past it once selected. I can’t continue as if I continue without it shows my DOB being today. Any ideas how I can get past this? Thanks
Sorry about that!
Please email us at vip@pmcoach.pro for assistance :)
- Coach Joshua, Team PM
I have recurring glute/hamstring pain. Ultrasound showed a small bursitis and a chronic hamstring tear. Now the 3rd time I'm battling. Did rehab and was easily walking 20-25km. Then I worked in my mom's garden and carried a few heavy things and in the evening I was in agony. I have tried self release with some success but muscle spasm as I am walking around. Please help!
Were the exercises in the video helpful?
Make sure to check out the other resources mentioned in the video description :)
- Coach Joshua, Team PM
How r u now did u recover from bursitis !?
I am on week 3 of these exercises. I am definitely improving which I am so excited about since I have not found much improvement with my Ortho docs exercises for “bursitis”. I am having continued pain with standing up from a seated position. I have to quickly stretch out my hip/leg to eliminate limping/pain with walking. It does go away quickly but do you have any tips when sitting?? I’ve tried sitting on a pillow/rolled towel to give myself some elevation but this does not always help….Ty!
Great job!
Try these out next:
ruclips.net/video/c5zDpwKZGtE/видео.htmlsi=ki8WaHOzJnqXTWpj
Make sure that any chair that you sit in allows you to perform the above exercise whenever you need to :)
- Coach Joshua, Team PM
Thanks for that link. Do you have any suggestions for 3-4 hr car rides?
Shift around in the seat as best as you can and take as many breaks as possible to get out of the car and move around more.
- Coach Joshua, Team PM
@@PrecisionMovementCoachsae
How are you now?
Does this issue contribute to my it band pain??
Potentially, yes.
Check this out next:
www.precisionmovement.coach/itb-syndrome-exercises/
- Coach Joshua, Team PM
@@PrecisionMovementCoach Nice. Watched that video and added some of those exercises to my routine. I am noticing, now that I am paying more attention, my lower right back is constantly sore. This is also the same side as my IT band issues. I dont feel any pain in my hip though
@@TamonYanagimoto This assessment tool can help you to figure out what is going on with your back:
www.precisionmovement.coach/spine-control/fec/
- Coach Joshua, Team PM
I cannot lay on my sides because of terrible pain in my hips. I feel like it's something poking all around that area in my tissue. Both of my hips. I have been having to sleep in a recliner every night because of this for 4 or more years. I can press on my lower back and it's very tender also ???
Please go see a physiotherapist